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Category Archives: fun
Pelham Student Wins Google Doodle Competition! Help Her Win Nationals!
On Thursday, May 3, representatives from Google came to Pelham Elementary School to announce the New Hampshire winner of their 2018 Doodle 4 Google competition. First grader, Molly Baker, was thrilled to be the recipient! Now we have an opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, fun, public notice, Student Opportunities
Tagged art, Google, New Hampshire, Pelham School District, vote
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Vote for what Goes in to the Ed Tech Time Capsule
CoSN and edScoop are creating a time capsule to name the top edtech innovations and innovators you believe have had the biggest impact on K–12 education over the past 25 years. Categories are People, Products, and Developments You can vote … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, fun, public notice
Tagged CoSN, developments, ed tech, edScoop, leaders, time capsule, vote
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It’s not always about technology integration.
A little ed tech giggle for Wednesday. Enjoy. Sure, going paperless is awesome. But there’s one thing your tablet can’t replace. Check out this hilarious French ad for Le Trefle, and remember, not everything can be improved with technology. … Continue reading
For your Consideration: A Robot Support Group
This is a fun little video just to brighten your day! IBM Watson is a cognitive system that is ushering in the new era of cognitive business. Recently, a group of battered science fiction bots spoke about their yen to … Continue reading
Posted in fun, Uncategorized
Tagged artificial intelligence, comedy, fun, robotics, robots
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10 Strategies To Make Learning Feel More Like A Game
Posted in Articles/Reports, fun, Infographics
Tagged game, game-based learning, games, learning, pedagogy, teaching
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Here are 17 ways to ruin Thanksgiving with Technology
Happy Thanksgiving from the Office of Educational Technology This weekend marks the start of the holiday sprint. The coming weeks will be chockfull of gatherings with friends and family, involving copious amounts of food, booze, and the mixed warmth and … Continue reading
Posted in Articles/Reports, fun, Uncategorized
Tagged comedy, digital citizenship, fun, holiday, technology, Thanksgiving
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How to Use Your Computer
This is pretty awesome. I thought I would share. Great illustrations to check your posture while using the computer! How to Use Your Computer by Mati Baig https://youtu.be/mFR4yBoCEZU
Posted in Digital Citizenship, fun, public notice
Tagged computer use, health, technology skills
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