An easy Gmail hack for signing up multiple user accounts that require an email address

Or just creating a second account for yourself with the same email

Why the “Unlisted” Video Setting on YouTube is a Teacher’s Best Friend

This underutilized feature can be super valuable for educators

What Middle Schoolers Want from Relationship Building with Teachers

Hint: it’s all about them

Using Sound of Text site for language learning

Level up your Zoom game with filters

All the cool kids are doing it

Digital Badge Credentials + the Future of Pathways

Credentials Pathways Just Got Real!

5 Ways to Enhance the Social in our Social Distancing

Light Lift Strategies to Ensure Human Connection…

ACTFL 2018: 10 Takeaways & Reflections

Don’t sleep on the Poster Sessions

What teachers need to know about Snapchat

I’m hearing and reading a lot of warnings about the popular messaging app Snapchat, most based on the misperception that it is primarily a sexting app. While Snapchat can certainly be used for this purpose (as can text messages, email, WhatsApp, Facebook…

This is a great post for educators to consider bringing into class at the start of the year. It gets at two themes popular with our teen students: music and social protest. For teachers, this could be the launchpad for students’ Genius Hour efforts and/or Project-Based Learning units.