Designed as a visual FAQ to address very specific questions and queries about podcasting, each of the 26 videos is less than 2 minutes to get you up and running in the next step in your podcasting journey.

Students may create new images in the style of Andy Warhol while learning photo editing skills. The Pixlr photo editor is a free site where students may create or modify images and then download them for use on other projects.

Children can set goals, create action plans, select resources & examples of their work to show their personal growth and success . They can put this work into their own portfolios. Children who are creative thinkers and problem-solvers develop as innovative designers. Teachers will use SeeSaw to guide students to create their portfolios for goal-setting and sharing their progress and growth towards their goals.

Powtoon is a free app that quickly and easily creates animated videos and presentations. The free version allows students to create accounts and provides access to a host of options to customize any project in a highly engaging fashion. Students will use nearly identical skills needed to create a Powerpoint or Google Slideshow with the addition of learning how to use a timeline to add or remove objects in the video.

Puzzel is a free puzzle platform where teachers can create different types of puzzles for students such as crossword puzzles, word searches, memory games, and lots more!

Students will be able to learn about the preamble of the constitution of the United States by watching instructional videos and reading articles in MeL (Michigan eLibrary). Students will be able to create a rewriting of the preamble into today’s terminology.

Resources and activities to help you create a sense of culture in a short window of time among participants who may or may not know each other along with resources on sharing, licensing and intellectual property rights.

Within this topic area, two or three presentation-specific skills are identified as essential to building capacity to present orally such as Storytelling, Listening & Responding to an Audience, Adaptability & Flexibility and Designer.

Within this topic area, two or three presentation-specific skills around audience-centric design, engaging the audience and determining the impact your presentation will have on the audience.

Resources and activities to help you develop, practice, and reflect upon confidence and clarity as essential presentational skills along with how to manage your own emotion and the emotions of others while presenting as well as how to leverage emotion to maximize the engagement of your audience.

Learning resources and opportunities to practice stabishing credibility and purpose along with being intentional about reflection as a practice, embedding it as presenters and as part of the experience we are providing our audience.

Resources and guidance for educators wishing to grow their capacity to plan, facilitate and share any content in oral presentation form.

In this activity, students will solve a math problem on patterns and explain their thinking using SeeSaw.

Buncee is a presentation tool that allows students to create content that is unique to them and their learning experiences. Buncee offers free public domain images, the ability to embed videos, and upload content, as well as interactive materials, colorful backgrounds, and fun templates.

Students will design an effective presentation on which to share key information regarding a given topic or subject. Care will be taken to ensure that the presentation is visually appealing and contains a variety of images, graphics, and text.

Prodigy is an online curriculum aligned math practice website. Students complete math tasks and earn play time which is in a video game format. It is an adaptive math program.

These professional learning resources support educators in their understanding and implementation of media literacy programs. (5)

These materials help educators use literature to get students excited about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) by actively involving them in the design thinking process. Each book shares a story where something was built or invented by designing, planning, gathering materials, and creating. There is a book card/lesson plan for each title that includes a maker-STEM connection; pre, during, and post questions; and a design challenge.

Students will be able to learn about pronouns by watching a Schoolhouse Rock video, Schoolhouse Rock Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla, with its catchy tune, then see instructional videos on the definition of pronouns and how they are used in sentences. Finally, students will be able to check their knowledge of pronouns through games and online quizzes and apply their knowledge in their own writing.

Students write an essay expressing their opinion, wherein they choose an influential person and explain why this person should be included within a list of most influential people of all time. In order to ensure that students are respecting the rights of others, they will use an online tool for generating citations to cite sources within a bibliography.