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Listen to this episode originally aired in 2017 about ways you might use Google Forms to help get your year off to a good start. 

Lacy surprises Kendra with a talk about meetings and why you might want to try a stand-up meeting. Have you tried a stand-up meeting? Share you experience and photos with us! www.2TechCoaches.com

Kendra and Lacy talk with some colleagues (Kelly, Ann, & Meg) about some of the amazing teachers we get to work with. These are completely unedited episodes, so we apologize for mistakes and background noise. We're going to make this segment a regular occurrence, so if you have a teacher you want to shout out or if you want to join us for an episode, reach out to us on Twitter! www.2TechCoaches.com

Kendra and Lacy talk about some relatively easy changes you can make to your presentations to enhance your message move away from text toward more engaging, meaningful content. Help your learners focus on your message and on the learning. They share a number of different tools and resources that you can start using today...and they're all free. www.2TechCoaches.com

Kendra and Lacy talk about the time, money, and learning benefits of using one tool for many different purposes. Use your mental power (and your time) being creative with content and learning, rather than constantly learning new tools that might do the same thing. They use Google Slides as an example, but you could apply the idea to many different tools. www.2TechCoaches.com

Kendra & Lacy go through a session from this morning on day two of FETC 2018 in Orlando, FL. The session was about EdTech tools you might use in your classroom and was run as a station rotation. Check out www.2techcoaches.com, then visit our podcast link, and in the show notes, you'll get access to notes & resources. We’ll be back on Thursday! If you have questions, reach out to us on Twitter: @2techcoaches.

Kendra & Lacy go through a session from this morning on day three of FETC 2018 in Orlando, FL. The session was about personalization & Blended Learning in classrooms and how coaches might support these initiatives. Check out www.2techcoaches.com, then visit our podcast link, and in the show notes, you'll get access to notes & resources. We’re planning to be back on Friday for the last day of FETC! If you have questions, reach out to us on Twitter: @2techcoaches.

Kendra talks through two of the sessions we attended on day one of FETC 2018 in Orlando, FL. One session was focused on Hyperdocs, the other was about using data in education. Check out www.2techcoaches.com, then visit our podcast link, and in the show notes, you'll get access to notes & resources. Look for epidsode two in the afternoon on Wednesday! If you have questions, reach out to us on Twitter: @2techcoaches.

Kendra & Lacy interview Adam Bellow, who is a co-founder of BreakoutEDU. We talk about breakouts, innovative teaching practice, and get some sneak peeks into his FETC keynote speech. We were pretty excited. Check out our show notes on our website at 2TechCoaches.comWhat would you like to hear from us while we podcast from FETC next week? 

It's no surprise, we love Google Forms. In this episode, we talk about how you might use Google Forms in your classroom. 

Kendra & Lacy go through some best practices for adult learning (and really learning generally). They also talk about New Years' songs and other things. Wishing you a happy break (if you have one) and a safe 2018. We'll be back in the new year with new episodes. 

We go through our experiences during the last day of the Learning Forward annual conference. 

Episode 7: Twitter Take 2 (We revisited Twitter) by Lacy Bryant & Kendra Murphy

Episode 6 - Rubrics (Mostly Single Point Rubric) by Lacy Bryant & Kendra Murphy

Episode 5: Start the Year with Google Forms by Lacy Bryant & Kendra Murphy

Episode 4: Digital Breakouts by Lacy Bryant & Kendra Murphy

In this episode, we talk about what educational breakouts are, why you might use them in your classroom, and what some benefits are.

This episode is focused on why you might want to try podcasting with your students, as well as some tips and tricks to being successful.