You’re probably familiar with scavenger hunts already. Someone creates a list of items or phenomena to observe or gather, and you check them off a list as you see or collect those items.
Read MoreI enjoyed being interviewed for this article in the Star-Telegram ... even better was reading it and finding out the focus of the article was on the amazing, one and only Hallie Poe from Ridglea Hills!! She is an amazing teacher and my boys loved her class!
Is there a way to automatically grade student responses and give them different feedback depending on whether or not they pass? Well of course there is! Keep reading ...
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why students ask, “Why did you take points off my assignment?” Over the years, I have discovered a way to demystify the seemingly invisible bridge between the rubric and the grade. Read more…
Read MoreA summary of my presentation at the 2015 Campus Technology conference in Boston. Read more …
Read MoreHere I share my thoughts about getting “buy-in” from students when it comes to using gamification strategies in the classroom. Read more …
Read MoreAfter a year of using gamification in the classroom, I have narrowed my approach to this strategy to 7 steps. Read more …
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