We recently wrapped up another engaging #NearpodChat on Evaluating Edtech in the Classroom. Check out some of the highlights from the discussion!
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Disrupting Teacher Professional Development One Workshop at a Time
This post is written by Melissa Pelochino, the Director of Teacher Professional Development at Nearpod.
Four Ways to Help Kids Take Ownership of Their Learning
Learning is not a passive process. Students are not sponges for facts. Teachers cannot assume they will have each pupil’s full attention simply by standing in the front of the room and talking. Injecting exciting visuals and interactive elements within a lesson is a step in the right direction, but to be an effective teacher, […]
Build a school wide digital lesson library with Nearpod
The beta version of the new School Library is now available for teachers with School or District accounts!
Hit the Ground Running in September with Nearpod Essentials
Lessons can be fluidly customized to meet the needs of your classroom, ensuring your students receive the best interactive learning experience possible.
#NearpodChat: Preparing for Back to School – August, 2017
We recently wrapped up another engaging #NearpodChat on Back to School Preparation. Check out some of the highlights from the discussion!
A Great Idea is Only 1%
Design thinking… I studied it, I taught it, I practiced it at the mothership of design thinking: Stanford’s d.school.
#NearpodChat: Digital Citizenship in the Classroom – July, 2017
We recently wrapped up another successful #NearpodChat on Digital Citizenship in the classroom. Check out some of the highlights from the discussion!
Avoid Brain Drain With Interactive Learning: The Key to Engagement
Nearpod’s interactive activities can increase student engagement, collaboration, critical thinking, and most importantly, it helps make learning fun.
The Information Age, Common Core, and Technology
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) have been adopted by 42 states and the District of Columbia. The goal of the CCSS is to provide students with consistent learning standards across math and English language arts and to prepare them for college and career success. While some states have decided to opt out of the […]