Year: 2012
National STEM Video Game Challenge Extension
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Great news! The National STEM Video Game Challenge has just announced that they are extending the contest’s deadline to March 23rd. As part of the Digital Promise Initiative, the Challenge aims to i...
What is a Steve Jobs? What is a QR Code?
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BrainPOP Educators Brennan Plummer, Jarrod Stephens and Brian Cook at Worthington Elementary School in Kentucky lead a Student Technology Leadership Program for aspiring technologists! Brennan contact...
Webinar Alert: BrainPOP Resources, An Overview
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Wednesday, March 7 4:30PM ET!
Whether you’re a BrainPOP newbie or a veteran in need of a refresher, we’ve got you covered. Join us for this overview webinar as we explore the ins and outs of BrainP...
iNACOL’s Virtual School Symposium: Calling All Virtual School Educators!
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K-12 online learning is a rapidly developing form of education and the International Association for K-12 Online Learning, or iNACOL, has made it their goal to enhance the quality of such programs. T...
Contest: Mobile Learning
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The growing interest in mobile learning has BrainPOP on the go! Have you been using the BrainPOP mobile app with your students? Whether it’s on a field trip or in the classroom, we want to hear about ...
Mobile Learning with BrainPOP!
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Tim and Moby are moving to mobile! The BrainPOP Featured Movie apps are available for Chrome users, and for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. That version of the app – also available in Spanish and Br...
Webinar: Science Class With GameUp
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Note Later Starting Time: Wednesday, February 29 6:30PM ET
Join 4th-grade teacher and BrainPOP advisor Robert Miller for an in depth exploration of using GameUp games in science class. Learn how pl...
Moby + Picasso = Mobasso! Liz Andrews Shares an Art, Technology and Spanish Integrated Project
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Last week we shared the adorable "Moby is. . ." project by the student at Kentucky Day School. Upon seeing the work published, Liz Andrews, the lower school technology coordinator, shared with us the ...
Using BrainPOP for Creative Inspiration!
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Liz Andrews, Lower School Computer Lab Teacher at Kentucky Country Day School (and new mother) uses BrainPOP as inspiration for creative projects with her students. In 2nd grade, the homeroom teachers...
New Math Content on BrainPOP Jr!
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It just keeps on coming. Last week we continued padding out the Arts and Technology section of BrainPOP Jr. with topic pages on Pablo Picasso and Georgia O'Keeffe. This week check out the new math con...
