Feds Warn Teachers to Disclose Ties to Ed-Tech Vendors
Feds Warn Teachers to Disclose Ties to Ed-Tech Vendors. I am sure you are all aware of those people now called social media influencers. They endorse products in return for something either products of some type of compensation. If you are a social media influencer or a teacher getting freebies from a tech vendor and you promote that vendor's product on social media you must make it clear in your post that you received something for your endorsement of the product. If you just love a product but aren't getting anything in return, you can promote it all you want. Read more about this by clicking on the title of the article.
StartSole - Let Learning Happen
Check out Startsole is an instructional strategy and a facilitation tool. This is a free resource that lets you question, investigate, and review. I recently was given the opportunity to experience this tool in a workshop. In small groups we had 15 minutes to create a presentation to address a question we were given and then 2 minutes to present the information. The tool allowed the instructor to include the lesson plan, instructions for the activity, the rubric, pictures of the groups working and you can time the presentations. There are also questions available within the tool. This is a tool worth giving a look. Check out the video to learn more about it.
Camel, Camel, Camel.com
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are soon upon us. If you are looking for pricing on specific items, think about using Camel,Camel,Camel.com which is an Amazon tracker. It allows you to look at the historical price of an item and set notifications so that you can get it at the lowest price. I know many administrators teachers have items budgeted for purchase for various content areas and, of course, the holiday is upon us. Save yourself some dollars with this tool.
Rich Dad - Financial Literacy Tool
RichDad.com is a tool that teachers financial literacy in a fun way. It is free and a great tool for school or for home.
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