Digital Learning
NCCAT Monthly Tool Talk - #GoOpenNC
Middle School Mathematics in the Digital Age with NCCAT
We hope you will join us for this program ...
14277 - Middle School Mathematics in the Digital Age in Cullowhee
4C-ing in Education
The Four C's are vital for students of the future. Technology can engage our learners and open opportunities for communication, collaboration and creativity in exciting ways.
It is also important for educator to know how to share this important information.
July means new NCCAT Online courses!
July is here and that means plenty of new courses from NCCAT Online!
14303 – “Creative Commons, Fair Use, and Copyright”
14304 – “Getting Organized Online Summer 2016”
14305 – “Interactive Read Alouds Summer 2016”
14306 – “NCCAT Canvas Challenge for Intermediate Users”
14307 – “NCCAT Canvas Challenge for Novice Users Summer 2016”
14308 – “Online Discussion Tools for the Classroom”
14309 – “Pre-PBL: Summer 2016”
14310 – “Purposeful Technology Integration Using the TPACK Framework”
Charter School teacher shares about NCCAT Online Course
We were pleased to hear from Rhonda Carr of Piedmont Community Charter School about what she learned during “The Role of Questioning” NCCAT Online course. The course was designed by NCCAT faculty members Elizabeth Joyce and Amy Jo Spencer.
Jackson County teacher talks about time at NCCAT
Lincolnton native Carrie Reynolds, who teachers at Scotts Creek School in Sylva, spoke with the Lincoln Herald about attending a recent digital program at NCCAT.
Wake County educator praises NCCAT Online
Kim Davis, Instructional Technology Facilitator at Heritage Elementary School/Rolesville Middle School in Wake County, had some good words about an NCCAT Online program.
"Thanks so much for offering online courses! My teachers are asking for more access to professional development from home. I am passing along everything I get from NCCAT."
Iredell-Statesville School educators have successful week at NCCAT
We love to hear from teachers about their time with us at NCCAT. Thank you to a team of educators from Iredell-Statesville Schools for being with us recently! Here is what they had to say ....
Tech to build vocabulary
Gaining new vocabulary is necessary for fluid reading and writing. Help students build word knowledge in a variety of ways using audio supports, flashcards, terms in context, and clever game play. Here are 20 digital resources for helping students build their vocabulary at the link below from Graphite.
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