This blog post gives an overview of the Stanford NGSS Assessment Project. The project works to lend support to educators, professional development providers and assessment creators. In addition, the project researches and reports on existing assessments as well as develops their own NGSS assessments.
Read MoreGet a sample of what types of topics and materials are available on the Nevada Digital Learning Collaborative website in this Quick Reference Guide.
Read MoreIn distance learning, teachers struggle to gauge meaningful student engagement as they deliver lessons. This tool can be used by administrators and instructional coaches to facilitate coaching cycles focused on increasing student engagement.
Read MoreThis infographic provides some information and resources for celebrating National Poetry Month.
Read MoreThis Google Jamboard provides graphic organizers aligned with the Spotlight on Strategies (SOS) for Assessment from Discovery Education.
Read MoreThis Google Slides resource provides graphic organizers aligned with the Spotlight on Strategies (SOS) for Assessment from Discovery Education. Editable and non-editable slides are included.
Read MoreHow can you leverage Jamboard to use with students for data reflection? Watch this quick 9-minute tutorial how to create templates for students to collaborate on regarding data reflection and growth.
Read MoreThis is a screencast on how to use the web app Formative.
Read More“Canvas provides a number of data tools that may be used to drive instruction and support your students. Learn what data is collected in your Canvas courses how to utilized this data to meet the needs of your students.”
Read MoreUse Digital Compass from Common Sense Education to teach middle school students Digital Citizenship. This “Choose Your Own Adventure” style game has many possibilites for students to select as they help their character make decisions on News & Media Literacy; Cyberbullying, Digital Drama & Hate Speech; Digital Footprint & Identity; and Privacy & Security. The lessons are geared toward students in grades 6 – 8 with each grade level having its own lesson.
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