LEARNING SERIES

Everyday EdTech for Educators

Simple strategies to integrate technology with confidence

10 snacks

5 materials

2 mini-experiments

Your learning path

Work through each section at your own pace. Core snacks sit on the path; shorter snacks, experiments, and materials show up along the way.

Core snack
Mini-experiment
Resource

1

The cloud

0 of 3

Files that follow you

What is the Cloud, Anyway?

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8 min · Core snack
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Personalizing Your Drive

8 min · Core snack
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Use in your roomGrab these when you are ready to apply the idea.

Cloud Confidence Guidebook

10 min · Resource
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2

When tech fails

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Stay in the lesson

Be Your Own IT

8 min · Core snack
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Proactive Tech Habits

8 min · Core snack
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Screenshare 101

8 min · Core snack
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Try itA low-stakes practice that makes this section stick.

Classroom Tech Lab: Picture & Sound

8 min · Mini-experiment
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Classroom Tech Lab: Wi‑Fi & Devices

8 min · Mini-experiment
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Use in your roomGrab these when you are ready to apply the idea.

FIX IT FLOW

5 min · Resource
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3

Choosing tools

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Purpose over features

Tech Doesn't Teach—You Do

8 min · Core snack
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Level Up Your Tech

8 min · Core snack
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Your Phone as a Teaching Tool

8 min · Core snack
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De-Clutter Your Presentations

8 min · Core snack
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Use in your roomGrab these when you are ready to apply the idea.

Teacher Phone Tips

5 min · Resource
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Your Daily Tech Habit Checklist

3 min · Resource
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4

Your stance

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Name the vision you will actually use

Designing Your EdTech Vision

8 min · Core snack
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Use in your roomGrab these when you are ready to apply the idea.

Tech Integration Vision Builder

8 min · Resource
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Submission artifacts coming soon
EdTech in My Classroom
Required for series completion

Pick one technology integration you're planning (or already running) and refine it using the habits and frameworks from this series. Document your setup, the disruption plan, and how it serves student learning.

You'll document

What I Tried

Which approaches and in what context

What Happened

Worked · Challenge · Surprise

My Takeaway

Your professional learning claim

My Next Experiment

What you'll try next
Up next

What is the Cloud, Anyway?

Continue
Recommended reading
Learning First, Technology Second: The Educator's Guide to Designing Authentic LessonsLiz KolbPurpose over features, with a simple test for whether a tool helps learning.
Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for the K-12 ClassroomSarah Thomas, Nicol R. Howard, Regina SchafferAccess, connectivity, and the homework gap, with strategies from teachers who've faced them.
EdTech Essentials: 12 Strategies for Every Classroom in the Age of AI (2nd ed.)Monica BurnsTwelve everyday habits for using classroom technology with confidence.
What you'll walk away with

Troubleshoot common classroom technology issues using a repeatable, confidence-building diagnostic workflow

Align technology choices to clear learning goals and student needs rather than tool features

Leverage cloud tools to organise, collaborate, share, and protect student work efficiently

Build classroom tech habits and contingency plans that withstand disruption and reduce daily friction

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