Everything you need to know you can find on Google right? It’s the go to for students for many reasons. How can we help them to understand that not everything you read on the internet is true? Or is yours for the taking? Join us for a discussion on Google vs Databases, Fake News, Authentic Sources and how these skills can help students to build transliteracy skills.
Research to Write-Using the Big Six Skills What are the Big Six Skills? How are our students really using the internet? How do […]
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Want to have your students become published authors? By using the following resources, students can learn how to do research, cite their sources, collect information […]
Thanks for having us at East Elementary to discuss ways to use Chromebooks in your classroom! Let’s start by discussing expectations and ways to keep […]
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Why can’t I just Google it? Databases vs Google It’s on the internet, it must be true, right? What is a Database? What Databases can […]
These third grade students have been learning about simple machines, animals and more! They are leaning how to share their work using Google Presentations. Great […]
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Students in Iron County School District now have access to gmail through Ironmail. SEDC is working with the TEAM Teachers to help the students learn how to use GMail to communicate with their Teachers, use Google Presentations to create assignment…
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