The Classroom Commute Podcast
Teacher Tips & Inspiration For Your Ride To School!
If you have a classroom and a commute, then you're in the right place! The Classroom Commute Podcast is THE place for busy teachers who want actionable tips, simple strategies, and a little fun on your ride in to school!
OR >> CLICK HERE << to Subscribe on your your podcast player of choice!
Ep 144 - 10 Ways to Make Chromebooks More User-Friendly in the Elementary Classroom (with John Sowash)
Learn how to make Chromebooks more user-friendly in the elementary classroom with John Sowash from The Chromebook Classroom. John share 10 ways that teachers can help their students better navigate and use Chromebooks to get more out of their classroom technology learning experience.
Ep 142: Ten Ways Classroom Teachers Can Use Google Keep for Productivity, Organization & More (With Michelle Emerson)
There’s an APP for that - and Google Keep is an under-utilized APP that teachers should be using! But today’s guest, Michelle Emerson, is about to change all that with her top ten tips for how teachers can (and should!) be using Google Keep in their teacher life.
Ep 136: How to Separate Out Select Slides from a Larger Google Slides Presentation
Ever want to use only certain slides with your students from a larger Google Slides presentation? This quick tech-tip episode will walk you through exactly that!
Ep 116 // Google Slides Tip: How to View Students Working on THEIR Digital Device from YOUR Digital Device
Every teacher, at one time or another, has instructed students to work independently at their seats while he or she walks around the room monitoring students as they work. But - what if you could see how students were doing at THEIR seat - from YOUR seat using the power of Google Slides? This Google Slides hack is the tech tip you need to see your students working in real time on individual digital devices.
Ep 110 // Google Slides Teacher Hack: How to Make an Infinite Cloner on an Image or Object
Ever wish you could make an infinite clone of an image or object on Google Slides so that students don’t have to copy and paste? This Google Slides hack for the classroom is just what you need!
