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Using EdTech to Teach the Arts

Posted by Arey Jones on Jul 13, 2022 8:00:00 AM

Technology offers endless opportunities to expand and enrich the way students learn. While many of us grew up learning to draw with pencil and paper, shaping clay with our hands, or gluing stiff pieces of macaroni to construction paper, today, the ways in which students can learn are infinite—and decidedly less messy.

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Topics: At Home With Arey Jones, Play Tech, Productivity, Kids, Digital Learning

Six Steps to Follow for Digital Cleanup

Posted by Arey Jones on Oct 13, 2020 7:48:29 AM

Spooky season is upon us, and to teachers and admin everywhere, there’s nothing scarier than clutter. As far as stressful messes go, classroom clutter takes the cake: disheveled books, piles of unsorted papers, and stale dry erase markers littered all over the place. 

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Topics: Classroom Organization, Personal Action Plans, Productivity, Resources for educators

The Ten Best Apps for Education

Posted by Arey Jones on Aug 13, 2020 8:00:00 AM

Among the challenges of the 2020-2021 academic school year will undoubtedly be the need for teachers to implement creative forms of instruction. Luckily, the technological world is brimming with interesting and effective resources. Below are ten of the best, most effective educational apps; there’s something for every age and every subject.

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Topics: Technology in Classroom, Technology Security, Academic Technology, Productivity, Kids

The Device to Upgrade in 2020

Posted by Arey Jones on Feb 11, 2020 8:00:00 AM

The beginning of a calendar year means that it’s time for out with the old and in with the new. In the educational and business worlds, the adage applies to the ongoing need to assess the efficacy of technologies. Although most quality devices are designed to last for several years, it’s still prudent to evaluate how well they are meeting the user’s needs. 

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Topics: Technology In The Classroom, HP, Productivity

The Tech-Lover’s Holiday Wish List and 2020 Classroom Must-Haves

Posted by Arey Jones on Dec 10, 2019 8:00:00 AM

As silver white winters melt into spring, many parents complain of the already-forgotten holiday things; toys have been discarded, and gadgets are broken or low on battery. That’s why, when selecting a gift, it’s crucial to consider the long-term engagement potential and usefulness. The perfect gift is one that captures the recipient’s interest for months or years to come.

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Topics: Arey Jones, Classroom Organization, Productivity

Teaching Tips: How to Stay Organized All Year

Posted by Arey Jones on Sep 12, 2019 1:35:52 PM

All teachers can relate. School has only recently resumed, and yet, your desk is buried under stacks of papers and miscellaneous school supplies. Post-it notes containing countless clerical to-dos are everywhere. Between the desk mess, a teeming inbox, and planning for upcoming lessons, it’s difficult to know what to tackle first.  

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Topics: Arey Jones, Personal Action Plans, Productivity, Resources for educators

Tackle Productivity Head-On With These 5 Tech Hacks

Posted by Arey Jones on Aug 8, 2018 3:00:00 PM

Time. It’s always something you need more of, especially as school administrators. Your days tend to be full of improving instruction, managerial tasks, delegating and creating a climate where kids want to learn. That’s a lot to pack into a single day. Good thing there are lots of tech hacks that can get help get you organized and STAY organized.

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Topics: Microsoft, Professional Development, Teacher Professional Development, Summer Professional Development, Microsoft Teams, Google Tasks, Gmail, Productivity, Microsoft Outlook, Manager Professional Development, Administrator Professional Development

Administrators: Here is your Summer Reading List

Posted by Arey Jones on Jul 27, 2018 2:02:37 PM

Whether you’re hitting the road this summer or just lounging by the pool, a great book can really enrich the experience. Why not make it one that puts you ahead of the game with education technology for the fall term? Wondering about Chromebooks, G Suite or Google Classroom? Brush up on your knowledge or even demystify a topic with a paperback. We’ve chosen a couple guides for mastering tech in the classroom that are a must-have on your summer reading list.

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Topics: G Suite, Chromebooks, Chromebooks In Schools, Google Classroom, Teacher Professional Development, Summer Professional Development, Teacher Coaching, Productivity, Manager Professional Development, Administrator Professional Development

Why Administrators Should Use OneNote

Posted by Arey Jones on Jul 26, 2018 4:31:29 PM

Microsoft OneNote is changing the way students learn and teachers stay organized. But, did you know it is also ideal for administrators who need to keep everyone on the same page and make sure processes run smooth?

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Topics: Microsoft OneNote, OneNote Education, Teacher Professional Development, Summer Professional Development, Teacher Coaching, Productivity, Manager Professional Development, Administrator Professional Development

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