Technology
Joyce Valenza covers Story Maps, which feature a bounty of primary sources, including period newspapers, images, photographs, quotes as well as innovative, narrative approaches to mapping data.
From biographies of real-life makers to activity books, these selections are the perfect way to get students engaged in making.
Shake Fest is a blow-out event Bard-related activities, crafts, and games in Alisha Wilson's school library.
Making is having a positive impact on how kids learn and transforming how they feel about the world around them.
Imagine the possibilities. of immersive virtual field trips–a walk through the solar system, the experience of a tornado, a tour around a refugee camp of a science lab with the opportunity to fully explore, rotate and dissect a 3D model of the human body. of your students designing their own 360-degree, interactive, immersive stories with augmented […]
Four customized vans bring makerspace programming and spark education and partnerships in Southern California.
SLJ's 2016 School Librarian of the Year Todd Burleson’s quest for the ultimate LEGO storage solution.
Appealing graphics and a series of solid foundational skill-building exercises make this app a winner.
Your student activists are going to love WalkWoke.The iPhone app allows for the creative of impactful political posters to print, publish or share with meme-style ease.The app was launched in January by Tangelo, a venture studio and an innovation lab with a diverse team–built and founded by immigrant women. Posters were selected for their powerful and empathetic artwork drawn by real […]
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