In this infographic, discover Immersive Reader from Microsoft, an accessibility tool for reading and translation that helps a variety of learners. Also includes a tutorial video.
Read MoreHow to guide for Google Tasks, this tutorial will guide teachers and students on how to organize their to do list with Google Tasks.
Read MoreHow to guide for Google Keep, this tutorial willl guide teachers and students through all the features of Google Keep and give students and teachers ideas of how to use Google Keep in the classroom
Read MoreHow to guide for Google Calendar, this tutorial will walk you through Google Calendar and discuss ways teachers and students can use Google Calendar to organize their teaching and learning.
Read MoreThis document shows students how to use their self-actualization skills to organize their school assignments, extracurricular activities, and family committments by writing a priority task list. The one pager includes step by step instructions as well as an example video. Students can click a link at the top of the document to make a copy of the priority task list template for their personal use.”
Read MoreThis infographic contains ideas, links, and templates for how to gamify your digital classroom. Categories include Google Suite templates, game platforms for learning vocabulary, various games with Flippity, and class competition platforms.
Read MoreInfographic: Assist diverse learners with Extensions added to the Chrome Browser.
Read MoreThis video explains how to use Kapwing to add subtitles to videos and design with every learner in mind. Kapwing can also be helpful for teachers and students as it has video editing and creation tools that can be used for free!
Read MoreInfographic: Use the Chromebook Accessibility Tools to assist students with their learning.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Battle Born Digital Learning Podcast, host Kyle Anderson chats with Cindi Chang (@cindichang) & Jaynie Malorni (@socialstudiesnv) about the how the NVDLC was born, the process of developing the collaborative, the vision of the NVDLC, and where educators can find the collaborative’s resources (hint: check out http://www.nvdigitallearning.org) .
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