Digital Studying Sources For January 2022

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Digital Studying Sources for January 2020

By Deborah Marshall and Lisa McKnight Ward published 14 January 20

Explore digital studying resources for January 2020 and preview February's record.

Digital Learning Resources for January 2020

Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Martin Luther King Day in January 2020 (opens in new tab) marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the day of service. Discover out in regards to the day and volunteer opportunities for you and your students.

The History Channel explains the origin of the holiday (opens in new tab) and highlights its namesake with archival photographs and extra.

The NEA affords actions and assets (opens in new tab) for grades Ok-5, 6-8 and 9-12.

See 10 essential books (opens in new tab) about Martin Luther King Jr. from the Archive.

Digital Scavenger Hunt
Strive a digital scavenger hunt created using Goose Chase EDU. Create groups and watch the fun begin.

Random Staff Maker
Kind the names single-spaced with no formatting, first in Word, then paste into the random crew maker site. TIP: Be sure that there is no house between names else the location picks that up as a name and creates too many groups.

Cyber Patriot’s Competitors
Do you've got any college students focused on hacking or cyber security? Introduce them to the Cyber Patriot’s competition, presented by Northrop Grumman Foundation.

February 2020 Upcoming Events:

Digital Studying Day
Get prepared for Digital Learning Day (opens in new tab) February 27, 2020.

Career & Technical Training Month
This 12 months ACTE and NASA HUNCH are hosting a scholar video problem (opens in new tab) celebrating Profession and Technical Schooling (CTE) and mission-based mostly studying applications. The Video Problem Theme is Residing and Working on the Moon and Beyond.

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Deborah Marshall is the Department Chair of Career & Technical Schooling and Lisa McKnight Ward is the librarian at Granby Highschool in Norfolk, Virginia. Each are Nationally Board Certified, former Teachers of the 12 months, who've taught a number of subjects together with AP and IB programs. They have over a decade of experience collaborating on technology-based learning. Read more at collaborationsdigitalandotherwise.weebly.com/ (opens in new tab)