My goal is to create a blog that shares new tools, tips, and techniques. I want to share not just what I have done in the classroom, but also give an honest evaluation as to what has worked and what has not worked. As an added bonus I will publish examples of blended learning assignments, projects, etc...
It's Sunday afternoon, there are 8 inches of snow on the ground and the wind is whipping like a banshee at the same time you have The Office and are snuggled up in a blanket -- life is pretty good.After hours of contentment and The Office, something terrible happens -- The Office marathon ends and reruns of Duck Dynasty begin. Now, you don't want to watch Duck Dynasty but the remote is on the other end of the couch and you can't be bothered to move. Here is where you must make a fateful decision -- do you leave the comfort of the blanket to fetch the remote, suffer through Duck Dynasty,or take a nap and hope that Duck Dynasty is over when you wake up?
We have all experienced this devastating moment when your favorite show ends and a new show (that you do not like) begins, but changing the channel is too hard because the remote is not in your hand. This scenario plays out at school as well. Ask yourself, how many times have you gone to create a new Google Doc, Sheet, or Slide and you just can't be bothered because it is too many clicks? Ok, probably never because it is not that hard, but, hey, it could be easier, right? Right.
Watch the video to see just how much easier your life could be.
