
For J

borrowing from my inventwithwords.com blog…too good to not share…
Lately, I’ve been reflecting on my last 12 years in schools supporting teachers’ work with instructional technology.
Fun and rewarding.
As a classroom teacher for 22 years, I knew the challenges and time constraints teachers faced and I wanted to bridge some of those gaps.
Plus, it opened up some avenues for creating my own content to help them out.
So, why not see if I can help teachers from my home?
And under the watchful eye of my own teaching assistant…
Here is my FIVERR gig page where I offer my services.
I am offering to:
— create curate-compile-and-post digital resources, photo libraries [public domain/copyright-free]
— write and publish short ebooks
— create short tutorial videos, including tools such as the iOS Clips app and Doodly. (Scroll about 2/3 down the page for samples.]
— include art lessons/sample projects offered by my wife, an art teacher in the local school district
— produce digital content tailored for a specific audience [i.e. your students]
— — — slide decks [PowerPoint/Google Slides]
— — — creativity-based activity guides that you can reuse/customize for your topics of choice.
— — — concept lists [i.e. brainstorming lists] Here is screenshot of about 5% of what I usually generate.
— — — end-of-unit culmination collections of your students’ content. [No student names, please. If they slip through, I promise privacy and confidentiality.]
Greetings, visitors/creators/students/teachers. [Talk about hedging your bets…]
Here is another Blackout Horoscope. No surprise, but practice makes not perfect, but easier.
How to make one of your own?
Here is a demo…which I will be adding to my Expo project on Teachable.
I think this kind of exercise would be fun to try for learners and teachers alike.