Going back to the OLD Whiteboard
The new Microsoft Whiteboard is full of challenges – so I’ve been asked many times how to install the old version.
The new Microsoft Whiteboard is full of challenges – so I’ve been asked many times how to install the old version.
We’ve all experienced the chorus of voices calling for AI use for productivity and organizational change. There is great truth to this – in case you’ve been hiding in a cave: AI is changing the way we work. Early Adopters are gonna early adopt The challenge I’m seeing is that people adopting AI are using…
Breakout Rooms in Teams
The new Mac Mini with an M1 chip is incredibly powerful and versatile. I’ve been a fan of these small systems for quite some time and have used them for building different labs to learn and use Virtual Machines. Unfortunately, at the time of this post, the VMWare Fusion software doesn’t seem to work with…
When students begin learning about new technology, there is an assumption that they already possess certain foundational skills: file management, the ability to download resources, Internet skills. While mostly true – this cannot be assumed and I often test to see if they do. Giving them assignments and introductory activities to confirm. However, one skill…
There are very few images that bring up the concept of education as the picture of a chalkboard. The idea of teaching without this tool (or it’s contemporary equivalent – the dry-erase board) seems impossible. We’ve been using a board at the front of a room to teach for a very long time. There are…
This week, the Microsoft Whiteboard underwent some significant updates to both its interface and functionality. There are several changes, so I created a YouTube video on these, but here are a few highlights. Check out the video I posted for a tour of all of the above (and more)