#ShowbieAndTell aims at discussing edtech- and education-related topics with Showbie users and their fellow colleagues on Twitter. Thanks to all who participated in Showbie’s #ShowbieAndTell Twitter Chat on Tuesday, October 9, 2018! Showbie hosted a Twitter Chat with Showbie Champion Maria Munarriz around the topic of “Digital Citizenship”. Click here for more information about our…
The Showbie Champion program began in 2015 with a team of passionate Showbie-using educators from around the world with the common goal of sharing their knowledge and experience to improve digital classrooms. The program has since evolved, and Champions have been instrumental in providing product feedback, representing Showbie at events, sharing our tweets, and reminding…
As your ESL students become more and more fluent, it’s time to start thinking about practicing more complex forms of writing, such as essays. Essays are a great way for them to refine skills such as organizing information, doing research, and presenting an argument. Here are seven steps for teaching essay writing to ESL students. Basics Before…
#ShowbieAndTell aims at discussing edtech- and education-related topics with Showbie users and their fellow colleagues on Twitter. Thanks to all who participated in Showbie’s #ShowbieAndTell Twitter Chat on Monday, September 10, 2018! Showbie hosted a Twitter Chat with Showbie Champion Chris Lawson around the topic of “Implementing New Technologies in Schools” – just in time…
Happy back to school! Our team has been hard at work this past summer in order to deliver some new exciting enhancements to Showbie. So as you head back to the classroom, we hope these new features will help set the stage for an awesome year ahead. Here’s what we’ve been working on. Class Folders…
Devices such as tablets and laptops are an everyday part of classrooms. Teachers are working with a generation that lives and breathes technology and many are using technology to enhance learning. Not only are students using these items to stay connected socially, but the world around them is consistently connected to the Internet of things.…
