Mars and Maven
Thanks to Stacey McGinnis at Sunset Elementary, the students were able to learn about Mars and Maven! It started with the students learning about the […]
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Browsing with Chrome
Chrome is a great browser, especially if you are a Gmail user. And if you are a bookmarking packrat like me, your browser could look […]
Google Sites for Iron Springs
Google Document To start a new site: Log into your Ironmail account Click on Sites in the top bar and create site. Choose a template […]
April is Autism Awareness Month
Autism is often a misunderstood developmental disorder, as it has many degrees of severity and unknown factors, but educators, parents and others who interact with […]
Posterous Going Away!
You may have heard that Posterous is going away. If you have been updating the Posterous site you created for your school/class you will need […]
KOHA Bar Codes
Thanks to Scott Harpster for the Label making tutorial! If your bar codes are not printing properly on the label, try printing them from Preview […]
SUMS Conference
It was great to meet new friends and reconnect with old friends at the recent SUMS Conference at ICSD in Cedar City. We were fortunate to have […]
Posting by Email
If you enable post by email, you may simple send an email to a “secret” address and it will post automatically. You van add photos,pdf’s, […]
Moving From Posterous to WordPress
Many of you may know that Posterous will be shutting down April 30. If you currently have a Posterous blog, you will need to find […]
Fossil Kit
Suzy Palladino recently checked out the Fossil Kit from SEDC and had this to say! The other 4th grade teacher and I borrowed the fossil […]
Canvas in WCSD
Useful links from the Professional Development Training held in Washington County. SEDC Canvas login SEDC Website Mindy Hintze from UEN Emedia for NROC Canvas Guide
Virtual Field Trips
The Third Grade students at Santa Clara Elementary went on a Virtual Field Trip today! Their Teacher, Ms. Fischel, contacted Connect to Texasbecause the students were learning about herbivores, carnivores and omnivores. The students were enthralle…