Explore how a hands-on take-apart activity with computer keyboards builds STEM, literacy, and problem-solving skills in early elementary students, all while sparking curiosity and creativity

Feeling a little lost in the labyrinth of differentiation with your 5th-grade classroom? I get it. Especially when you're diving headfirst into a brand-new curriculum like Wit & Wisdom. This blog post will hopefully serve in sharing some of our resources starting with module 2 ("Word Play").

After a couple weeks of playing, I had this crazy idea to try doing a science experiment with students making hybrid flowers in Animal Crossing.

Last year I tested a Root robot from iRobot Education on loan as part of their ambassador program. Adventures continue with my very own Root affectionately named Rosie 2.0.

MarGilly, the collaborative duo of Maggie Lu and Jen Gilbert, is excited to share this fun and engaging activity that combines literature, technology, and engineering in a unique way as Mission: Transport with Root.

If you're looking for an engaging and educational project for middle school students, look no further than the Shark Tank project. This project challenges students to come up with their own business ideas, create marketing materials, and pitch their ideas to a panel of "sharks" (teachers or guest judges).

Northeastern Illinois University’s Center for College Access and Success (CCAS) does a wonderful job with the (STEAM)² conference.

On the list of “conferences I want to attend and present at one day” FETC was right up there with ISTE.

When I was first introduced to Classroomscreen years ago, it was already a useful website to use when projecting your screen in the classroom.

Have you ever worked in a shared device environment? Do you like to stay healthy? You need PhoneSoap in your life.

Screencastify sits atop the list, in my opinion, for screen recording tools. It is accessible to both adults and students.