This two‑page visual guide introduces teachers to the basics of AI, its benefits in the classroom, recommended tools, best practices, and practical prompting tips. It also includes simple reflection questions to help you get started with AI intentionally and responsibly, in the classroom. View it below or download a copy to share with your team!
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Harnessing Technology with Purpose
Right and Wrong Uses of Technology Technology can be a powerful ally for faith, learning and community. Yet its impact depends entirely on how we choose to wield it. By distinguishing between right and wrong uses, we can ensure that our digital habits reflect our values and advance both personal growth and the gospel. Right …
T.H.I.N.K before you Post!
A 5‑Step Guide to Responsible Posting for Students Equip your students with a simple yet powerful tool for mindful social media use. In this post, we explore the THINK framework—True, Honest, Inspiring, Necessary, Kind—and show how a high‑contrast infographic sparks lively discussion, builds digital wisdom and prevents rash sharing. Discover practical tips to embed THINK …
4 Proven Tips to Fast-Track Professional Development for Teachers
Ready to level up your teaching career? This blog post outlines 4 effective strategies for professional development for teachers, including leveraging online resources like Google, taking engaging online courses, attending informative seminars and workshops, and maximizing learning through reading, listening, and watching educational content.
SlideShare – Communities of Practice
Though a bit late, I am still joining in the ELHChallenge for this week. This week, David asked us to SlideShare our e-learning examples. The simple idea is to share something you’ve worked on, but, this time, using SlideShare. Since I already had an ineffective account on SlideShare, it was a good way to use …
Let’s Learn to Say the Time
This week’s articulate e-learning challenge was to design an interaction to teach any math concept online. With several math concepts from simple additions, to number groupings, use of slide rule, right to complex permutations, it was both fun and engaging for me, to watch all entries pour in!
Principles of Storyboarding for e-Learning design: A digital story
I have just finished a coursera online MOOC on Powerful Tools for Teaching and Learning: Digital Storytelling. I have decided to write a series of blog posts to share my lessons learned, experience and finished story of the course. You may want to read earlier posts before going ahead with this. 1. Digital Storytelling: Introductory …
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Best Holiday Attitudes in Marsala
A very exciting one for me as David challenges us this week to do anything with the newly declared Pantone’s Color of the year 2015 – Marsala. I must confess I didn’t think I’ll like the color when I saw it at first, though wine is my favorite color but working with it and using …
Progress Meter in Travel-land
This week’s articulate challenge was to design a progress meter to be used in an e-Learning course. As I usually enjoy watching others submit their great work, I closely watched and learnt until while playing a game I got attracted to their progress meter style.
e-Learning Character Graphics with Gate Screen
In the midst of plenty of work, I decided to stop to cater for two previous e-learning challenges – Create your own e-learning character and Gate screens in e-learning courses. That’s killing two birds with one stone, very possible!