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@BrianLockwood alerted me to Stick-N-Find stickers a while ago. Looks like they are finally available for purchase. I love seeing this type of powerful technology available for household use. I want to stick on one my husband the next time we go to IKEA. I also want one on my pedometer which occasionally […] The graphics aspects of creating a game were still bothering me. I know of people who have gamified their classroom with almost no graphics, so they aren’t essential. However, in my readings, most recently Kapp’s The Gamification of Learning and Instruction by Karl M. Kapp, the aesthetics of a game do affect engagement. Since I […] The start of the school year derailed my gaming thinking a bit. Now that the year is launched, my mind is going back that way thanks to some good reads. I’ve been listing to Jane McGonigal’s Reality is Broken from Audible.com. She is helping me broaden the scope of the game I want to make […] Third grade is the first year in which our students create their own password for logging into our different systems. Since it is their first attempt, we give them parameters such as, “Choose your favorite animal or favorite color. Make certain you choose one that you can spell correctly.” Then we have them append an […] This spring our school is migrating from Windows to Mac. For the next two weeks my teammate and I will be migrating the files of 70+ teachers from their Windows computer to their Mac. We’ve already had the Out of the Box sessions to get the computers set up. For the past two weeks we’ve […] My department tracks the peripherals checked out to the teachers in my division. Each teacher is issued certain items, such as laptop, camera, vizualizer, etc. When teachers leave or when items are at end of life, we collect them back at the end of the school year. In the past, notifying staff has been time-consuming […] |
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