Videos can be informative but they can take a great deal of time as well. Interestingly enough, you can speed up videos and still un...

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!! Even though I have made a reputation for teaching other educators how to use Zoom; regardless of the fact that I have been t...

I have had a number of educators ask me how I prepare for teaching through Zoom.   Aside from outlining my class session, I have a number of...

  One of the most important but often most daunting tools is the Zoom Breakout Room.    The concept of Zoom Breakout Rooms is not difficult....

 I FOUND IT!!! I found the answer to the question that many educators have been asking: "How can I connect a document camera to my lapt...

Last week was our first full week of online teaching for my class of future teachers at the University of the  Ed Tech and Design course wa...

Jumping from Blended to Online Learning A couple of weeks ago we met with our students face-to-face in the classroom and this  week we a...

In their 2012 book, Flattening Classrooms, Engaging Minds: Move to Global Collaboration One Step at a Time,  Julie Lindsay and ...

This semester I am teaching completely online.  I am finding it to be quite challenging and have been thinking about chronicling my jour...

, In my last posting,  Getting to Know Your Online Students Through Truths and Lies, I was telling you about an online activity that I ...

It’s your first night for your online course.  You meet with your online students through video conferencing (We use Zoom.us...

Do you ever feel like you live in the Age of Distraction? I was just taking (not teaching) a course on how to teach online, when they i...