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Easy blogging for education... View this email in your browser EduTECH National Congress & Expo We're excited to be heading to Brisbane, Australia on June 2nd & 3rd for the EduTECH National Congress & Expo. If you will be there, tweet at us (@edublogs and @suewaters) and say hello! For those in Australia you can visit the EduTECH exhibition space for free by registering for an expo pass. The EduTECH exhibition includes the following features: Free on floor seminars – can claim PD hours Speakers Meet & Greet Teachmeets Makerspace Lounge – get to meet Gary Stager & Super Awesome Sylvia Free networking drinks Chance to Win A Car!   Top Posts *A link to the video is in the post. What Does Good Teaching Look Like? Check Out This Flipped Classroom global2.vic.edu.au This post is in response to some of the simplified or misconceived interpretations around flipped classroom – A simple idea whereby you get your kids to do the stuff they do at home (homework) and swap it with the stuff they do at school. The conversation often then jumps to the various technologies to enable the flip….. Read Post Now Book Creator – A Great App For Presenting Student Learning australiancurriculumtfel.edublogs.org If someone asked me to list my top five apps to use in the classroom I would definitely include Book Creator. It is one of the most versatile and easy to apply apps for learning. The post includes two videos showing what you can do with Book Creator.   Read Post Now Curating Links with Blendspace and Symbaloo technologypursuit.edublogs.org Ever read an article or run across an app and think, "I'd love to use that when I teach (fill in the blank)." Then you bookmark it. Or pin it to Pinterest.  And months later, you run across that bookmark/pin–usually a week after you've just finished the (fill in the blank) unit. I've found a solution... Read Post Now "TweenTribune" Provides The Same Text At Different Levels AND A Virtual Classroom – For Free! larryferlazzo.edublogs.org Tween Tribune provides daily news stories, with the same one edited several times for different reading levels. The stories also have self-scoring quizzes and provide decent "critical thinking" questions that students can respond to in the comments. On top of that, teachers can create virtual classrooms to monitor it all, as well as moderating student comments. Read Post Now For more weekly goodness from Edublogs, check out our Weekly Roundup posts on The Edublogger or follow us on Twitter.  Meet CampusPress: Get Edublogs For Your Entire School! Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Copyright © 2015 Edublogs, All rights reserved. You joined this email list by signing up for Edublogs or by indicating you are interested in blogging - including Student Blogging Challenges, theedublogger.com, The Edublog Awards, and more. Our mailing address is: Edublogs PO Box 163 Albert Park, Victoria 3206 Australia Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences