#EdTech To Explore This Summer - HoET181

EPISODE · Jun 20, 2021 · 37 MIN

#EdTech To Explore This Summer - HoET181

from House of #EdTech

Feedback & Shoutouts (1:25) My foot surgery is behind me and I am on the road to recovery! The procedure went as planned and I will be on the mend for about 2-3 weeks. ISTE LIVE 2021 is June 26-30, 2021 and I will be live streaming my Daily Recap Live Show on June 26, 28, 30, 2021 at 10 PM ET - chrisnesi.com/youtube House of #EdTech Thought (5:36) Summer Break To-Do List Read those books on your nightstand Reconnect with friends Reconnect with family Make time for that hobby Get outside Project Based Learning: Real Questions. Real Answers. How to Unpack PBL and Inquiry by Ross Cooper and Erin Murphy The Startup Teacher Playbook by Michelle Blanchet and Darcy Bakkegard House of #EdTech Recommendation (12:17) Greenroom by Spotify Greenroom for iOS Greenroom for Android Featured Content (17:39) Here are some great apps and tech tools you should dive into this summer: Slides Mania Peardeck or Nearpod Microsoft Sway Google Keep Canva (for Educators) Your LMS House of #EdTech VIP (32:28) Tisha Poncio - Former district-level Digital Learning Specialist with 20 yrs experience as a leader, learner, and educator who is NOW a Digital Learning Specialist at Wakelet. Tisha is a Google Certified Trainer and Social Media Rockstar running rooms on Clubhouse and having fun on Twitter. https://twitter.com/TxTechChick https://tishaponcio.wordpress.com/ https://wakelet.com/@tishaponcio

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