In 2015 Google launched Google Expeditions that allowed students to explore the world in a VR environment.
Now Google has released a product, Google Tour Creator, that will let students tell their own experiences in VR. In this presentation, we will look at the basics of Google Tour Creator and offer suggestions on curriculum integration of this exciting new product.

We are no longer living in a one-size-fits-all world. The integration of Google and the iPad have allowed us to extract the power of these different tools to achieve individual student learning goals. Learn about harnessing the creative powers of the iPads while still gaining access to the productivity powers from Google Apps.

This basic graphic design content package is intended to support educators in discovering new resources and lessons for grades 6-8. These resources could also be used to supplement technology and STEM lessons.

Add graphic organizers as Class Materials in Google Classroom for students actively engage in on-line learning. Tips in designs using Google Slides and Drawings will be demonstrated. Presentation: https://tinyurl.com/graphicorg2020

Do your students comprehend, analyze, and synthesize when they read from a screen? Learn how you can harness the power of digital resources to engage young learners with INFOhio! This session will help K-5 educators investigate best practices for digital reading and implement how to model them in the classroom using INFOhio's quality eBooks and digital text available at no cost to Ohio schools.

This collaborative document describes the core features and functions of Open Space Groups from a user perspective. There is also space to ask questions and provide comments and feedback.

We'll keep spreading the word until all Ohio PreK-12 students and teachers know where they can access high quality digital resources for a successful education today and into their future. Learn more about the wide variety of electronic resources available through INFOhio that can be accessed from any mobile device — including Chromebooks and smart phones — with tools to help students learn.

30 years of research culminates in this report on supporting at-risk students, which encourages school action in 6 areas: 1) making innovative changes to classroom instruction, 2) supporting children through transitions, 3) connecting families to schools and school activities, 4) maximizing use of community resources, 5) reorganizing crisis assistance and prevention, and 6) improving links to external mental health and behavioral services.

Quality, grade-level, standards-aligned instructional materials are important for student learning and success. Learn how to find the best materials to meet the needs of your students using free tools and resources, including those from INFOhio. Choose to complete individual classes in this INFOhio Learning Pathway, or complete the full High-Quality Instructional Materials for Each Child Learning Pathway to earn up to 18 contact hours.

Learn more about what makes instructional materials high-quality, including those labeled Open Educational Resources (OER). Participants will learn why instructional materials matter and where to find high-quality instructional materials to supplement curricula. The class includes a focus on curriculum literacy and the use of the Ohio Curriculum Support Guide. Earn a certificate for 5 contact hours after successfully completing the final quiz.

The focus on this package is a variety of resources to explore the concept of “history repeats itself”.  For this content package, the resources focus on the Holocaust (WWII), Japanese Internments Camps, other Genocides, past & present, as well as human persecution in the 2000s to today.   The content package includes lesson plans, professional resources, novels, and primary & secondary sources to prepare to teach and learn about the topic, “History Repeats Itself”. This package provides a variety of resources to support understanding of the human experiences of these events, as well as the lasting impact.

The Holocaust is the preeminent example of man's inhumanity to man. In high school, students encounter this topic in ELA and Social Studies classes. It is essentioal that educators access high quality materials to support the teaching of this complex topic. This content package is intended for educators to easily find lessons, eBooks, primary sources, units of study, webquests, interactives, and other resources to supplement the teaching of the Holocaust in grades 9-12. 

Presentation on how INFOhio professional development called INFOhio Campus meets your needs with free access to high-quality PD focused on collaboration and reflection. When you do PD with INFOhio Campus, you learn how to use and integrate INFOhio's digital content and web tools in your classroom.

This activity asks students to identify the positive character traits that they currently have or that they would like to have and then provides them with tips on improving their character.

This brief tutorial video describes how to create a class from your LabXchange Educator Dashboard.

This short video tutorial describes how to construct your own pathway from your LabXchange Dashboard.

This video introduces you to the different types of content found on LabXchange and how to find what you're looking for in the library.