In this episode, Rich proposes what he considers his pillars for great learning in a virtual space. He also provides a little update on where he has been over the last year.

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Join us as we celebrate TechMas in this year’s Tech the Halls episode!  In this episode we discuss a “Few of My Favorite Ways to Research using Google.  There is a recap of how I first started to record data for research and ways in which we can offer our students some voice and choice to curate data in their own way for later learning and productivity. As a special holiday gift, I offer a Google Slide Template for note cards too! (See the Link Below in the Show Notes!)  Keep learning and be well everyone!  Most of all, happy holidays and let’s hope for a happy and healthy New Year! 

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Digital Note Card Template to Copy (Click Here)

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This episode is a recap of some of the great tools listed by Dr. Lisa Reason, co-author of “Creating the Anywhere, Anytime Classroom: A Blueprint for Learning Online in Grades K-12”.  In episode 202 we discussed the importance of keeping students engaged in digital spaces. In this mini-episode, I am going to remind you of the tools she mentioned and provide a little synopsis of what those tools can do.  Thanks for joining us! Keep learning and be well everyone!

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Contacts:
Dr. Lisa Reason
Linked-In Profile: Lisa Reason, Ph.D.
Twitter: Lisa Reason, Ph.D.

Podcast References:
“Creating the Anywhere, Anytime Classroom: A Blueprint for Learning Online in Grades K-12” by Reason, Reason, and Guiler, 2017

Anywhere Anytime Learning: Transcending Learning in the Digital Age

Digital Tools Discussed:
i-Ready - Data-Driven Curriculum Guide

EdPuzzle - Video/Assessment Integrated Tool

Vizia - Video/Assessment Integrated Tool

University of Colorado PHET - Interactive Simulation Tool

Tovuti - Learning Management System based on Engagement

Parlay - Interactive Class Discussion Tool

Kahoot - Polling/Engagement Option for Feedback

Featured in the Episode: 

www.myedtechbundle.com - by TreeFish.edu: a great website built for teachers by teachers to provide extensions to your premium edtech tool content to review.