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REMINDER: Due to the nature of YouTube, and the easy availability of inappropriate content, the Tech Department has enabled severe restrictions on YouTube for elementary students and moderate [...]

The ISTE website is a great resource for best practice as it relates to technology integration. While this article is three years old, a millenium in the tech world, the content is still spot on: [...]

Chrome is a great browser for many things, but it’s come to our attention that it doesn’t handle some of the larger pdfs that teachers and staff need to print, particularly the large [...]

Students wishing to use Read&Write while in locked mode simply need to launch Read&Write BEFORE entering the locked Google Form. Premium users will have access to the most common [...]

As the tech department works throughout the district and observes all the wonderful things being done with technology to support student learning, we are reminded that we have a precious resource [...]

Ah, there’s nothing like phishing on Black Friday. The sun breaking over the horizon, the water gently lapping. Oops. Phishing, not fishing. Phishing is bad. This is an example of a phishing [...]

Typing Using Your Voice Working on the go, or need to document something quickly? Use Google Docs Voice feature to do the work for you. Type using your voice in Google Docs! Google voice features [...]

Check out REMC’s winter learning opportunities and free virtual courses in this month’s REMC Connect. Or simply click on either image below for more information and to register.

If you browse to ClassroomScreen.com you can find a set of possibly useful widgets that can be displayed. Currently, there are twelve widgets you can use on ClassroomScreen. You can display [...]