Sylvia Duckworth has published two books on sketchnoting and recently completed her second sketchnoting “world tour” where she shares her passion for visual thinking. Can you draw and sketchnote with a Chromebook? Let’s ask Sylvia and find out!
Draw with a Chromebook!
New: Enable “reader mode” for your Chromebook
Get rid of distracting content with "reader mode" for Chrome Note: at this time, reader mode for Chrome is an experimimental feature that is hidden behind a "flag." A Chrome flag is a hidden feature that is turned off by...
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10 links you should click on (August 2019)
Check out these 10 interesting, useful, and fun link for the month of August 2019.
Back to School Ideas for the Chromebook Classroom
Instructional technology coordinator Stephanie Howell joins me to discuss some back to school activities for your Chromebook classroom!
Chromebook Quiz for Students
Chromebook Lesson Ideas Chromebook Quiz for Students About the Project How well do your students know their Chromebook? It's tough to use a Chromebook to do fun, interesting classroom projects if your students' don't know how to use them! This...
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10 links you should click on (June 2019)
Check out these 10 interesting, useful, and fun link for the month of June 2019.
Social Studies with Chromebooks
Dave Stuart Jr. teaches social studies with Chromebooks. Using technology is one way he helps his students develop 6 essential skills.
Grading on a Chromebook
Are you sick of lugging around paper assignments for grading? In this episode of The Chromebook Classroom, we’ll take a look at grading on a Chromebook!
Teaching Math with Chromebooks
If you are teaching math with Chromebooks, you must listen to my conversation with high school math teacher Danielle Kline.
Locked Lessons with Google Forms
While the internet is a great place for learning; it’s also a great place to get lost. Help your student stay focused with a locked lesson.
