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Visualization of Information: David McCandless
In this TED Talk, David McCandless explores the idea of how we look at information. Information by itself really isn't all that powerful until it is...
What is an Infographic?
You have heard it all before. Infographics are cool. Infographics are fun. But, what IS an infographic? If you have been wondering that same...
A Flipped Classroom in Action
In this video, Chemistry teacher Rachel Nixon explains to her students what "flipped" instruction means in her class and how that connects to student...
3-Tiered Approach to Interventions
Response to Interventions (RtI) is a multi-tiered approach to student interventions that offers early identification and support for learning and...
Formative Assessment: Socrative Overview
Socrative is a free web application perfect for formative assessment in the classroom. Students can respond to teacher-created questions (multiple...
Formative Assessment: Plickers
Plickers is a free, powerfully simple tool that allows teachers to collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for students to have...
Formative Assessment: Using Plickers in the Classroom
Plickers is a free, powerfully simple tool that allows teachers to collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for students to have...
Formative Assessment: Formative
Formative is a formative assessment tool that allows teachers to ask various types of check-for-understanding questions and see their students'...
Edpuzzle: An Introduction & Overview
As educators know, formative assessment is one of the most effective ways to help students learn. But how can we assess student learning in a...
Formative Assessment: "What are formative assessments and why should we use them?"
This article from Scholastic is an excellent reminder of what formative assessment should look like in the classroom, as well as why it's so...
Formative Assessment: "Technology Fed Growth in Formative Assessment"
In this Education Week article, clear connections are made to the benefits of using technology for formative assessments in the classroom....
Formative Assessment: Dos and Do Nots Comparison Chart
This comparison chart, excerpted from NCTE's "Formative Assessment That Truly Informs Instruction," is a helpful guide for teachers as they plan...
Formative Assessment: Formative vs. Summative Assessment
This video, featuring Rick Wormeli, digs into the difference between formative and summative assessment. Additionally, there is a clear explanation...
Personalization 'Crash Course'
Personalized learning is a term that is widely used and misused in education. As our culture becomes more and more personalized, education...
Personalized Learning Guide
Personalized learning gets a closer look as this promising new education model changes the future of education utilizing digital tools for learning....
Bloom's vs. DOK
In this video, Ferdi Serim discusses the overlap between Bloom's Taxonomy and Depth of Knowledge. He bases the information off the Cognitive Rigor...
What does Depth of Knowledge (DoK) really mean?
Edutopia's contributing author, Gerald August, breaks down the blurry explanations and jargon surrounding the DoK model for deeper thinking....
DoK Game Show
Depth of Knowledge (DoK) can be tricky to understand and explain, especially to parents or stakeholders without an education background. This blog...
Bloom's Taxonomy for Reflective Thinking
Peter Pappas uses Prezi to examine and explain Bloom's Taxonomy as it relates to reflection and critical thinking for students, teachers, and...
Bloom's Taxonomy Revised
This quick overview describes the revised Bloom's Taxonomy model with concrete student and classroom examples. Lacy McEwen is a secondary level...
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