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1.Control plus alt and any of the arrows changes the direction of the screen.
2. Alwasy restart the computer first.

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Migrations in World History: This looks like a really cool program! 

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Migrations in World History: This looks like a really cool program! 

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*Accessed through LCPSgo and the EdTech catalogue.

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It looks like you're on a slow connection. We've disabled some images to speed things up.

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Special People Thoughts on Passwords - Please have a list of students and updated passwords in emergency folder so we can access forgotten passwords. This might help subs as well.

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Special People Thoughts on Passwords - Please have a list of students and updated passwords in emergency folder so we can access forgotten passwords. This might help subs as well.

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Kindergarten (mostly) does flip! and we help each other out where we can :)

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Found PREZI - https://lcpsorg.sharepoint.com/sites/Admin/Instruction/DIR/EdTech/Software/Lists/Software%20Titles/DispForm.aspx?ID=189 Not allowed for student use

We are interested in Start to Finish for our struggling readers to use during Independent Reading time. It gives them opportunities to find a "Just Right Book"

Seesaw because it is a digital portfolio that they can access at both school and home. It offers collaborations among peers and parents will also have access to see their work.

MathLearningCenter.org is full of interactive math tools. This will also help them prepare for using tools on the computer when they have to take the SOL and SGA.

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Our students do not use strong pass words at this time

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When we would like students to download an app on to their device, should it take place in school or at home. In my experience with BYOT some students don't know the password to download apps because their parents don't want them to.

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The most important thing for teachers to impart to their students is that just because students can do something with technology doesn't necessarily mean that they should. It is important to make sure that what the kids are doing is legal and ethical.

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Kindergarten is excited that the students can still use their birthdays - although we think strong passwords are wonderful!

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More from the EdTEch catalogue: Google Classroom

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More from the EdTEch catalogue: Google Classroom

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A Quick Look at The New Google Classroom iPad App

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2nd and 3rd Letter D - Flip for Technology 

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2nd and 3rd Letter D - Flip for Technology 

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FLIP before you phone a friend....Don't automatically yell "Ashley..." (for Sharon) :D

This group is tech savvy and we already knew this.

Use Viewpure.com before showing Youtube videos to your little friends!

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1. Stay safe online
2. How to look things up
3. Cyber bullying

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Kindergarten really liked the Common sense lessons. We thought they would be much harder/above their heads. We think it would be great to teach them these things early so that they go on through the grades they know how to use technology safely and effectively!

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The sign language would be interesting since it shows the actual symbol of each letter and would help with teaching students who are non-verbal.

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If we can't solve the problem, can we call it flipping out?

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I am not sure what settings to look at.

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FLIP scenario: no sound. Always, always make sure the volume is up and the cables are securely in place. 

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FLIP scenario: no sound. Always, always make sure the volume is up and the cables are securely in place. 

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Check the sound setting on the device to ensure volume is not muted and turned up. Check the sound source by right clicking the sound icon and hovering over the speaker/headphone image at the top of the sound bar to make sure the computer is sending the sound it the correct hardware.

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Teach the common sense lessons on powerful strong passwords. Have students write down passwords for teacher's eyes only. Set parameters for making passwords.

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I do not understand the password requirements for students. Do they change after their default even though it says they don't have to change? How are they going to remember another password?

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I do not understand the password requirements for students. Do they change after their default even though it says they don't have to change? How are they going to remember another password?

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Any advice on  how to help students remember their passwords?

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Here is the lesson for passwords from Common Sense media.

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Teaching Online Safety: lessons such as this one on protecting yourself from identity theft are great. 

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Teaching Online Safety: lessons such as this one on protecting yourself from identity theft are great. 

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Private and Personal Information (3-5) | Common Sense Education

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As students visit sites that request information about their identity, they learn to adopt a critical inquiry process that empowers them to protect themselves and their families from identity theft. In this lesson, students learn to think critically about the user information that some websites request or require.

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Creating a strong password (1) - Tabloid.pdf

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Restart computer and check plugs, make sure they're happy. Red or no light is not happy.

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FLIP for Technology! - No Source Projector

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If the projector is showing signs of life and all cables seem to be securely connected, the projector may not be on the right source. Use the button on the projector or the remote to change the source until what is on the computer screen appears on the projector.

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Should we keep record of student passwords? Or do we suggest passwords, like your mom's name and your house number.

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We need clarification on whether or not the passwords change.

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Question Number 1:
2nd Grade
- Staying Safe Online
- Powerful Passwords
- Going Places Safely ABC Searching
- Email vs. The Letter

3rd Grade
- The key to key words
- Private and Personal Information
- Whose Is It, Anyway?
- Strong Passwords
- Super Digital Citizen

Questions Number 2:
- Using the skills to complete regular classroom assignments like research projects. Getting students to notice author's perspective.

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This parent letter by common sense media is a great resource for BYOT: 

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This parent letter by common sense media is a great resource for BYOT: 

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Kindergarten didnt know about the ed tech option in LCPS go.  Its awesome!
Kindergarten would like to learn more about SeeSaw to use it for the classroom! :)

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One of my favorite online software titles is FlipGrid!  It encourages students to reflect by adding video .