When creating a school website, there are several tools and low cost options to consider. I personally recommend WordPress because I use and love it, and because it is easy to set up several pages, add contact forms, and upload files and images pretty seamlessly. If you are adventurous, and have advanced tech skills, you … Continue reading Adding to your school’s website
When creating a school website, there are several tools and low cost options to consider. I personally recommend WordPress because I use and love it, and because it is easy to set up several pages, add contact forms, and upload files and images pretty seamlessly. If you are adventurous, and have advanced tech skills, you … Continue reading Upgrade your website skills with this one feature
Recently my work has had me perusing school websites for a little “market research”, and my findings have been significant. Sadly, many of the schools within the private school system for which I work do not have a robust, dynamic online presence. Some, shockingly, have none at all. Social media and online presence are important … Continue reading Two must-haves for your school’s website
Many times after students have mastered a topic or unit, we want them to share this learning with others--their peers, their families, or even the world. But who wants to watch another boring old slideshow filled with images and text? Your students surely are just as bored with them as you are of seeing them. … Continue reading Mix up those old drab, PowerPoints with these fresh alternatives
What is ThingLink? “ThingLink is the leading platform for creating interactive images and videos for web, social, advertising, and educational channels… Make your images come alive with video, text, images, shops, music and more! By first choosing an image, you create the “background” for your ThingLink. Then choose several key points on your image--perhaps those … Continue reading Tech Resources #3 – ThingLink
