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about the most effective ways to use technology in class to support student learning.

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how effective online educational games are.

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How I am supposed to teach students how to collaborate online.

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what the best software programs are for 4th and 5th graders.

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How Im supposed to teach coding

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if one of my focuses for my 4th and 5th graders should be that they know how to correctly type.

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How much time my 4th and 5th graders should be spending on the computer daily.

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about scratch jr., coding.org, and scratch to help students code

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Many online educational games are effective and I now know how to evaluate them to determine whether or not they are effective.

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I can use google classroom to teach my students how to collaborate online

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There are so many good software programs out there and we need to focus on a few at a time to still determine which we think are the best

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Some of the best ways to use technology in the classroom involve having students collaborate in small groups online

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I've learned that although typing a very important skill to have, most students at this age will still insist on typing with a few fingers and it takes too much instructional time

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I have learned that this is a matter of preference, so have decided that no more than two hours scattered throughout the day is a good amount of time for my students