Tip of the Iceberg

Trying to get beyond the tip of the technology iceberg

Tip of the Iceberg

Posts Tagged ‘students’

The Best Parent Workshop I’ve Ever Done

This little gem of an idea, came to the Digital Literacy Team at UWCSEA via Robyn Treyvaud, who had been visiting our school to work on the initiation of our generation safe project. Robyn’s idea – so obvious I don’t know why we hadn’t thought of it before – was to include students in the [...]

Students Love Technology

Here’s a neat little infographic by OnlineEducation.net. What do you think? Does this seem accurate for you/ the students you teach? Hat tip to Miles Beasley for the link. (Click to enlarge) Via: OnlineEducation.net

5 reasons to get back into Google Wave – with your students

If you’re anything like me, you will recall the hype surrounding Google Wave, and you will remember with excitement, the day your invite finally arrived. I felt a bit like the cat that got the cream when I got mine, however my Wave potential was limited by the number of geeks people I could interact [...]

Techxperts – saving the world, one screencast at a time

This term, Louise and I have started an after school activity for Grade 4 and 5 students called Techxperts. Here’s how we marketed it to the students: Do you love using computers and other bits of technology? Are you a bit of a Tech Wizard? Do you know how to use programmes such as Photo [...]