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  I thought QR codes were done, right? Apparently,  not so fast . (get the reference?) Maybe it is a side effect of the pandemic and more paperless menus or maybe there is more two these odd little images than I ever realized? Today, I wanted to share some easy to use QR code creators and ideas on how to use them to engage students with something besides games on those pesky phones. You could also use a laptop or Chromebook with a web camera, but this is sometimes a bit awkward .  My thoughts today are focused on using QR codes to get students up and moving to explore a concept or collection. I am envisioning an activity or formative assessment where students work through a QR code scavenger hunt to connect images or diagrams to class concepts. For example,  What type of tectonic plate boundary would you expect to find connected to this image?  _____________________ (Share your answer in the comments below.  You can send me a tweet me if you need help.) The Rift Valley in this locati...

Google has some great updates coming this summer and today I wanted share a few that we are excited to explore. Google announced some accessibility updates to support for Google Workspace and Chromebooks. I am really excited about some of the speech to text improvements on Chromebooks. Helping every student learn how they learn best Google has updated their collection of educator resources. Explore resources and tools to inspire creativity, encourage hands-on learning, and equip students with digital skills. Resources educators can use today Finally, Google announced the 2022 edition of Anywhere School. This is a product launch event where educators will learn more about Google’s connected toolkit and how it will help educators and students pursue their personal potential. The Anywhere School 2022 North America & EMEA: June 7, 10am PDT (1pm EDT, 6pm BST, 7pm CET, 8pm EET)Australia & New Zealand: June 8, 10am AEST (12pm NZST) If you are looking for additional summer learning opp...