EdTech aficionado at Greenbush. Video games, computers, and VR oh my! If it clicks and beeps and boops, I like it. #GreenbushTech
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New in Gemini Notebook: Add Textbooks as Sources!
Gemini Notebook just got even more useful for educators! You can now browse and add textbooks directly to your notebooks, searching by subject area, grade level, or country.
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🤖 Made with AI
When AI can complete an assignment in seconds, how do we make sure students are still learning? Discover the "Help or Replace?" classroom activity and explore why focusing on the learning process matters more than ever.
What if finding AI's mistakes became the assignment? Discover "Catch the AI," a fun, classroom-ready activity that challenges students to spot errors, verify information, and think critically about AI-generated content. This is Part 3 of our AI Literacy in 90 Seconds series.
Can your students outsmart ChatGPT? 📷 Try "Be the Bot," a fun, no-prep classroom challenge that builds critical thinking and AI literacy without adding another lesson to your plate!
#AILiteracy #EdTech #TeacherTips
AI can sound incredibly convincing, even when it's wrong! Discover a simple, classroom-ready activity that helps students question, verify, and think critically about AI-generated answers.
Google’s new Gemini Student Hub gives students a dedicated place to turn class materials into practice quizzes, flashcards, study guides, and personalized study help.
It's the spooky season, so of course, your EdTech expert has you covered on the Halloween resource front! Access this collection of easy and fun-to-use resources to make your holiday activities the spookiest yet!
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Give your written instructions a video upgrade! Learn how to use Google Vids to turn a document into a narrated video, then review and refine it before sharing with students, families, or coworkers. Try it with project directions, classroom procedures, or staff training materials
This quick Google Drive trick converts scanned PDFs and images into editable text, making it easier to update, translate, and reuse classroom materials.
Turn a student essay and rubric into focused, actionable feedback without sacrificing the entire weekend. See how Brisk works inside Google Docs and how to turn AI-generated feedback into meaningful student revision.
This week’s content drop is all about Labor Day! Along with lesson plans, PBS activities, presentation templates, Canva resources, drawing tutorials, and clip art, there’s also a brand-new classroom discussion pack on AI and the Future of Work.
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Typing isn’t your only option! In this video, I demonstrate how voice dictation works in ChatGPT and how Wispr Flow lets you turn speech into polished text on your computer and phone.
Which AI tool is best for teachers? I gave ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini the exact same lesson-planning prompt to compare their responses and highlight what each platform does especially well.
This tiny Chrome trick makes sharing links ridiculously easy. Just drag the site icon straight into an email or document to create a clickable link, and you can even use the same trick to launch Chrome’s split view.
📷 Fellow Kansas techies, this is one to be aware of!
On August 12, 2026, the Kansas State Board of Education held a special meeting to discuss potential statewide guidance for classroom technology use.
You can read the breakdown here:
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See how I used Claude to build and publish a fully functional website, without needing to know how to code.
I’ll show you how Claude guides the process, refines your design, and helps you launch it online.
Turn important documents into engaging activities with one simple AI prompt. Learn how to transform syllabi, handbooks, onboarding guides, and more into interactive scavenger hunts that people might actually enjoy completing.
My prompt:
Create a 10-question interactive scavenger hunt using this document. Focus on the information participants genuinely need to understand. Include straightforward questions, realistic scenarios, and one lighthearted bonus question.