Showing posts with label ssla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ssla. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 May 2018

Purposeful Tasks - Keeping Students Engaged Until the End of The Year!

Recently, I hosted a Facebook Live session for the Saskatchewan School Library Association.The broadcast, entitled Engaging Students, shared apps and sites to help keep students motivated as the year is rapidly coming to a close. The broadcast can be found on the SSLA Facebook Page. The accompanying slides are also available for viewing.

BUT there is MORE!! I have compiled a summary of each feature tool or app and detailed possible classroom uses! Click on the image to download the FIVE page Purposeful Tasks!





Wednesday, 9 May 2018

Facebook Live and Accompanying Slides

I was honoured to host the second Saskatchewan School Library Association's Facebook Live broadcast entitled Engaging Students.

The broadcast can be found on the SSLA Facebook Page.
View the accompanying slides below:







Sunday, 6 May 2018

Facebook Live Featuring End-Of-The-Year Fun!

Save the date!

I am honoured to host Saskatchewan School Library Association's second Facebook Live session featuring technologies to help students reflect on and celebrate the end of the year. The fun starts on Wednesday, May 9th at 7:00 CST!

To join, visit Saskatchewan School Library Association's Facebook Page! It is free!



Sunday, 11 March 2018

Show What U Know

Honoured to be have been asked to host a Facebook Live broadcast for the Saskatchewan School Library Association. The broadcast is available on SSLA's Facebook Page.

The broadcast depicts 8 of my favourite must-have ed tech tools. The tools are free, user-friendly, and applicable for K-12 classrooms. 

The accompanying slides can be viewed below:



Monday, 12 June 2017

Saskatchewan School Library Association

Today was my last meeting as an Executive member of the Saskatchewan School Library Association. Ten wonderful years were spent learning and laughing with colleagues who pushed for school libraries to be the centre of collaboration and literacy.

Thank you to Charlotte Raine for the beautiful tribute.