by Dr. Jason Neiffer | Jan 20, 2015 | Hour of Code, NCCE 2015 in Portland
Are you ready for NCCE 2015 in fabulous Portland, Oregon? We are so happy that we are adding a new topic to our very popular Make Your Future summit program on Gaming and Coding, featuring Doug Kiang and Kiki Prottsman. You may remember Kiki from our Hour of Code...
by Dr. Jason Neiffer | Jan 19, 2015 | Bing, Microsoft, OneNote
The Bing in the Classroom program started a new partnership this week. In addition to providing daily lessons that work with the Bing image of the day, safe searching, and a points system that will let schools get free Surfaces, students can now learn OneNote and 21st...
by Mike Agostinelli | Jan 13, 2015 | Curriculum, Library of Congress, NCCE Members
Kathy Dorr, one of NCCE’s Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS) Trainers, has put together a great resource list for teachers looking to find quality teaching resources around Martin Luther King Jr and the Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther...
by Dr. Jason Neiffer | Jan 9, 2015 | Microsoft
Tried of the same old presentation styles and format? Head over the Microsoft Office Sway and get creative. Sway takes away the bells and whistles (and all those special effects that kids just love) and creates an environment that makes content the star of the show....
by Mike Agostinelli | Jan 6, 2015 | Common Core State Standards, On Our Radar..., Quick Look
Have you been looking for an online simulation to help your students understand a Math or Science concept better? ExploreLearning’s Gizmos are a great place to start. ExploreLearning has been around for over 10 years which gives them a true advantage in the...
