Digital Learning

Beyond fond childhood memories of my brother’s selfishness and the occasional opportunity to design, create, and build when he was away, I have no interest in Legos. Yet, surprisingly enough, life comes full circle, I find myself unwittingly nose-deep in all that is FLL, and there is no escape.

And just as my childhood Lego experience taught me about sharing (or lack-there-of), creativity, curiosity, and frustration, so does my adult Lego experience.

Each year, states, districts, schools, and classrooms across the United States and around the world hold thousands of events to celebrate Digital Learning Day. If you’re planning to participate in Digital Learning Day 2018, you can add your event to a map with a link below.

"Reaching Reluctant Readers: Bringing Boys To Books" participants in Ocracoke are working in teams to review information using Quizlet Live.

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EdCampWNC returns to the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching, a national leader in professional development, for a sixth time Saturday, August 26th.

It's time to rethink how to engage students in classroom discussions.  Learn how to make classroom discussions more exciting by engaging students with digital tools to brainstorm ideas, share responses, and involve everyone.  Discover digital tools that can be used without having to create student accounts.  It is time for students to be active in their learning and stay engaged!

YouTube is a fantastic resource; however, it can be overwhelming remembering which video you want to show your students.  Make your own custom list via YouTube.  This list can be private, unlisted, or public.  You can share your custom list with others.