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Google

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Fortune cookies and tech person

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pinterest
google

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I usually look to see what other teachers are using on Pinterest.

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Through fellow teachers

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Math 7, Algebra 1
Pininterest

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4th & 5th grade; suggestions in curriculum guides and recommendations from TIS

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5th Grade Language Arts - I find apps by word of mouth or during training such as this

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4th grade

Trainings, Kari Packard!

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Sped 5th grade

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Google
TIS
Co-Workers
Teacher blogs

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Deb - 4th - not really, but I will this year YAY

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Deb - 4th - not really, but I will this year YAY

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Google, fellow teachers, TIS, Pinterest

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I am currently exploring ways to use Google Classroom.

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Pinterest and other colleagues

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TIS/tech cohort, Google Apps, ed websites, other teachers

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special ed 3

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This is interesting

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I got this far....with help

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I've been a mostly pen-paper teacher. One-to-one tech is new to me.

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Google Pinterest and gw techs

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Google
suggestions from other teachers
district recommendations
apps mentioned in blogs/professional articles

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Google-Top Ed apps