Author Archives: Julie G. Goode

Are you attending the Elementary Technology Conference on August 13th? If so, check out the AWESOME Tech Takeout shirts we are selling:   If you are interested in purchasing a shirt, fill out this form below and send your CASH to: … Continue reading → Continue reading →

August 13th at Glen Allen High School
Click {HERE} to register through ERO!
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Today 3rd graders at Highland Springs Elementary took a selfie, set it as a background on the app, Pic Collage, and walked around the room to visit each student’s iPad to leave a compliment using the text boxes. This project was … Continue reading → Continue reading →

ITRT, Matt Caratachea, put together two awesome video tutorials about backing up your computer. Check them out!
Using a jump drive or external hard drive:

Using Google Takeout:

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  Today the #TechTakeout crew went over to Carver Elementary to work with some amazing kindergarten students and teachers! We had a blast working on some Math skills on both iPads and computers. As a group we made sure to … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Have you signed up for the Elementary Technology Conference happening in August? If you haven’t now is the time! This year’s theme is Dining In with #TechTakeout. The focus will be on personalized learning for you and your students. We … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Today Mrs. Schaeffer’s 3rd graders at Highland Springs Elementary made colorful geometry posters using a Comemories site and the app, Pic Collage. First, students visited {THIS} Comemories site I put together that hosts images of different Geometry terms. They saved … Continue reading → Continue reading →

First graders at Glen Allen Elementary have been learning about cardinal directions. Yesterday Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Waite’s students used a MaKey MaKey for the first time and programmed their very own interactive compass rose using Scratch! We started off … Continue reading → Continue reading →

First graders at Glen Allen Elementary have been learning about cardinal directions. Yesterday Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Waite’s students used a MaKey MaKey for the first time and programmed their very own interactive compass rose using Scratch! We started off … Continue reading → Continue reading →

A second grade teacher at one of my elementary schools just wrapped up her H21 project that she is submitting for 2016! Check it out: I am a leader! “ Leadership is communicating people’s worth and potential so clearly that … Continue reading → Continue reading →