Twitter Analytics and Instagram Insights show me data about my social media posts. I like to end each year by sharing which posts earned the most retweets and likes. Reviewing my top postings helps me see what resonated during 2020.
Of course, you are invited to follow my posts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
👓 2019 Education Research Highlights from @Edutopia:
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) January 1, 2020
✏️ Doodling is not the same as drawing
🏫 Attendance awards can backfire
🧠 Neural activity for math is nearly identical across genders
☀️ The "summer slide" gap may be overblown
...and more.https://t.co/ZVVZjoKoEX
😲 @joliboucher has a Wakelet collection with 161 #GoogleSlides templates, including...
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) February 16, 2020
📰 Newsletters
🎰 Lotto Scratchers
🤔 Choice Boards
🎬 "Netflix" Templates
🐦 Social Media
🎲 Games
https://t.co/BTt4FOIFFm
🏠 Google has set up a hub of info and tools to help teachers #TeachFromHome, including:
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) March 20, 2020
📹 Teaching with video calls
⛔️ Teaching without video call
👥 Making lessons accessible
⚡️ Keeping students engaged
💬 Keeping in touch with other teachers
https://t.co/v8MkmwOmG6
🃏 Here's a collection of 50+ virtual manipulatives that might be helpful when doing live or recorded instructional videos: https://t.co/NoXUQuTqW2#distancelearning #classyvideos #TeachFromHome #remotelearning pic.twitter.com/O8ft8Urmvs
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) April 22, 2020
✂️ Long videos can be an information overload. Shorter clips with time to think, discuss, and apply can help learners better understand the content. One way to chop up a video is with Google Slides. #GoogleEdu #distancelearning pic.twitter.com/bkUtnb6i5m
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) May 9, 2020
Tip Tuesday! After inserting a photo onto a blank slide in Google Slides, click the Explore button in the bottom right. Click the full bleed image option and the photo is automatically resized and cropped to take up the entire slide. Double-click the image to adjust the crop.
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) June 30, 2020
🏫 50 back to school activities for the remote learning classroom from @DitchThatTxtbk
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) July 25, 2020
6 sections...
👩💻 Preparing your classroom
📅 First week
👥 Community building
💬 Check-ins
👨👨👧👦 Connecting with families
🎒 Beginning of the yearhttps://t.co/qDM5s9KTQT
🗒 Jamboard is Google’s whiteboard app. Each new whiteboard is called a jam and jams can have up to 20 frames. A maximum of 50 collaborators can simultaneously edit a jam.https://t.co/53uhJqdVbR pic.twitter.com/7GgIEsRVlM
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) August 23, 2020
🦒 Enter text into https://t.co/KeB4s9Pagq to see it stylized in dozens of different ways. Download a style and insert it into a document to make it stand out. pic.twitter.com/tGxSoybsMn
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) September 10, 2020
🥳 I am happy to see YouTube's new captions editor! #googleedu #classyvideos #shapegrams pic.twitter.com/cqSEIfC4S1
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) October 17, 2020
🤓 This is perhaps the geekiest shirt I've ever worn! #FileMakeACopy #GaETC20 #GoogleEdu
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) November 14, 2020
👕 I made the design available in a variety of colors on Amazon: https://t.co/rav9D5HsVT pic.twitter.com/EUP3Yc5oHF
🎉 10 Google Meet activities from @jrsowash
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) December 12, 2020
👤 Student of the Meet
🎲 Play a game
🤔 Would you rather
✋ Put a hand up
🟠 Jam with your class
✏️ Learning Pictionary
🔓 Escape the breakout room
🔄 Learning stations
🔗 Link to Google Classroom
💬 Exit Q&Ahttps://t.co/rOhP2QeTSF
