Jim and Maria share keyboard shortcut tips in this micro-episode. Send us your feedback at feedback@k12ccc.com or call our voicemail line at 346-FAQ-HELP.
Jim and Maria explain how you can use OneDrive to recover lost work. Send us your feedback at feedback@k12ccc.com or call our voicemail line at 346-FAQ-HELP.
Computer science teacher Tristan Miller has incorporated STEM courses across the K-12 spectrum, started an e-Sports team, and is working on cybersecurity in high school. Learn more about these programs and future work!
[00:02:45] Question of the Week: What key skills best prepare students for a rapidly changing workplace?
Jim and Maria discuss a number of methods of obtaining screenshots on a Windows computer, including keyboard shortcuts, the Snipping Tool, and Techsmith’s SnagIt software.
Send us your feedback by e-mail at feedback@k12ccc.com, or give a call to the voicemail line at 346-FAQ-HELP.
Our second drive-through quick tip as part of the Computers, Coffee and Curriculum podcast.
Jim and Maria discuss creation of a desktop shortcut to your online OneDrive. Until next time, you can find us and subscribe at http://k12ccc.com, or call our feedback voicemail line at (346) FAQ-HELP.
Dan, Jim and Maria talk to Pete Nowak, A/V technician and high school radio station advisor. Also, we hear from listeners as to their favorite educational technology of 2018! Check it out at http://k12ccc.com, and feel free to leave us feedback on our feedback line at 346-FAQ-HELP.
00:00:50 John talks about the iPhone as an ed tech tool
CCC002A: Our first drive-through quick tip as part of the Computers, Coffee and Curriculum podcast.
Jim and Maria discuss CommonSenseMedia.org, a site where you can find information on age-appropriateness for various media. Until next time, you can find us and subscribe at http://k12ccc.com, or call our feedback voicemail line at (346) FAQ-HELP.
Maria, Jim and Dan discuss their three favorite educational technology items of 2018, and what they’re looking forward to in 2019.
00:40 Introducing the Computers, Coffee, and Curriculum Podcast 3:30 Why a Podcast? 4:50 Website and Podcast Subscription Information 5:33 Voicemail Line 6:05 Question of the Day: “What is your favorite technology of 2018?” 6:46 Maria’s #1: Middle School Technology Roll-out 9:43 Jim’s #1: Schoology 13:17 Dan’s #1: Flipgrid Free for the Masses 15:43 Maria’s #2: Bridging the Gap with the Tech Team 16:44 Mike Hance’s voice is stuck in Maria’s head 19:47 Jim’s #2: Office 365 21:51 Dan’s #2: Microsoft Sway 24:52 Maria’s #3: Microsoft OneNote 29:44 Jim’s #3: Professional Learning Communities 34:41 Dan’s #3: Adobe Spark 37:23 Maria’s 2019 Excitement: Providing Students Choice in Showing their Thinking 38:36 Jim’s 2019 Excitement: Quick and Easy Formative Assessments 39:53 Dan’s 2019 Excitement: BookCreator 40:30 Question of the Day Recap 41:10 Upcoming Episodes
A farewell interview with Superintendent Jeff Crane of West Irondequoit Central School District.
Jeff has been superintendent for 15+ years, is a member of the American Association of School Administrators, New York State Council of School Superintendents, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Phi Delta Kappa International, chairperson of the Urban-Suburban Transfer Program Governance Committee, education chair for the United Way Campaign, and a member of the board of directors of the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester.
We talk about favorite aspects of being superintendent, highlights of his tenure as superintendent, how technology is changing the educational landscape, and what makes the West Irondequoit Central School District so special.
Dan Fullerton and Jeff Crane
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