Embrace Possibility

In This Edition:

Check out five simple hacks to include in your teaching! — Review our Tech & Wellness suggestions —
See a map with recommendations from the AISB community.

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Happy hump day, Vampires! Thank you for opening this week’s Tech Bytes newsletter. We continue to share ideas, strategies, and articles to ignite your curiosity and deepen discussions around the use of technology in the classroom. 

This week: Embrace Possibility…and expand your toolset with Edpuzzle, our new school-wide subscription, recommended for grades 3 to 12.
What is Edpuzzle?
Watch this short video to see what Edpuzzle can do for you and your students, and keep scrolling to find out how our Secondary EAL team is using it!
(Duration: 1:09)
A Powerful Tool
Online learning was definitely challenging, and we all hope our in-person interactions continue to make up the majority of our days with students. By the same token, teaching online had us fully appreciate the power of video as an instructional tool, both for direct teaching and for flipped classroom approaches.

A tool like Edpuzzle allows you to enhance the learning experience by ensuring that students are interacting with the video content you selected or created as they go, and not just passively watching it. You can even prevent skipping!

Bonus: Using Edpuzzle is a dream with Google Classroom! You can easily create interactive video lessons for your students and integrate right into it; here is how.
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GDPR Intro (New Faculty Only)

We are offering two Q&A sessions, and new teachers are invited to attend either one of the sessions below after watching these videos:

  • Thursday, August 26, 7:30 to 7:50
  • Tuesday, August 31, 7:30 to 7:50

Published just last week – the new ELC Digital Learning Belief Statement! This year, the ELC team will be working together with the DL Team to unpack the statement to build shared understandings of our approach to technology integration in the Early Years.