Using Twitter in the Classroom and Beyond
Twitter can be a useful tool in the Teach Ag! Classroom. This is a short guide on how to begin using Twitter in the agriculture classroom.
Twitter can be a useful tool in the Teach Ag! Classroom. This is a short guide on how to begin using Twitter in the agriculture classroom.
Discover Pennsylvania Learns via iTunes.
Utilize online teaching materials aligned to help students become more successful on Keystone exams.
Managing your e-reputation and being a good digital citizen is crucial to future success.
Using WeekCal App to Organize Our Busy Life
The WeekCal App is a handy app to help organize our busy agriculture educator lives.
Keeping Students on Task While Using Devices
With the ever-increasing push to use technology in the classroom, it can be a challenge to manage students' attention. This Edudemic article poses some great solutions for this problem.
ck-12 Offers Supplemental Materials for your Classroom
ck-12 offers standards-aligned materials for your classroom.
Use Graphite to Narrow App Options
Use this online tool to sort through webpages, games and apps for classroom use.
Using Remind 101 for all areas in the Ag Ed Program
This one way messaging platform allows you to remind students of anything for class, SAE, or FFA.
Find Inspiration with Pinterest
Use Pinterest for inspiration in all areas of the agriculture classroom and beyond.
Using Adobe Flash for Differentiated Learning of the FFA Creed
Using animation with sound can help different types of learners more efficiently learn the FFA Creed.
Generating QR Codes and Short URL's
Generating QR Codes and Short URL's
Make a visual impact - Use Haiku Deck
Haiku Deck is an alternative to commonly used presentation programs. It has a high visual appeal to present minimal information.
Diane Glock-Cornman
PSU Teach Ag! Technologist@DGCornman
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Agriculture and Essential Apps Pinterest Board
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