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Author Archives: Patrick Cauley
Sneaky, sneaky kids and electronic tests
This week, is a good week. I learned a whole lot about something this week and I thought I’d share it with you my good reader. So let me layout the scenario for you. It is the end of an … Continue reading
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Tagged academic dishonesty, cheating, chromebooks, edulastic, goguardian
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Streaming in the classroom – Airtame 2
I wrote a review about Airtame back in July of 2018 and I was pretty impressed by it. The price point was fair, the fact that it could mirror most devices (limited with iOS and Android but still not bad) … Continue reading
Posted in Patrick Cauley, Review
Tagged airtame, airtame 2, apple tv, instashow, mersive solstice, streaming in the classroom, wepresent
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Episode 178 – Forced to Flip
Tony and Patrick are back with a pretty important episode this time that is having an impact on some of our friends overseas but could happen to you one day. Also, social media sucks. Be sure to subscribe to us … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast
Tagged coronavirus, emergency bag, flipped classroom, social media
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School portal – How to Improve the Parent Experience
A lot of schools offer a Parent Portal. Some portals are more robust than others but they all seem to offer these features: Check their child’s academic progress Check out school events (athletics, groups and clubs alike) Pay for fees … Continue reading
Episode 177
RIP Kobe Bryant Parent Portals How to get parents to use them more Only use one portal – avoid fragmentation Consistency with the portal for teachers and faculty Survey coming soon (next few months) Tony wants to rant on vendors: … Continue reading
Streaming in the classroom: Mersive Solstice
I’m on a quest and here is the next forray into that quest. I present to you the Mersive Solstice. On paper this thing looks great! It really does. It can allow many people to connect to a single screen … Continue reading
Posted in Review
Tagged apple tv, mersive solstice, streaming in the classroom, wireless streaming
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Streaming in the classroom: Apple TV
Ah yes, the Apple TV. This is currently what we are using in my school and while it is pretty good there are problems I will get into. First, let’s talk about what is, what it does, how much it … Continue reading
Posted in Apple
Tagged apple tv, Streaming, streaming in the classroom, wireless streaming
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