Featured Teachers
Want to Guest Post for the BrainPOP Blog?
Posted by SM Bruner on
Become a guest blogger on BrainPOP! We love to hear stories about how teachers and students are using BrainPOP in the classroom, and we’re currently accepting guest post submissions for the Educator's...
Certified BrainPOP Educators Talk Universal Design for Learning
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a learning design framework that outlines principles for making curriculum and learning experiences accessible for all. The UDL guidelines have been developed in...
Guest Blogger Nili Bartley Puts a Spin on Professional Development
Posted by cemignano on
Guest blogger Nili Bartley from Hopkinton, MA is a 4th grade teacher who has taken a different approach to training and professional development. Read on to learn about how Nili's students helped get ...
Guest Blogger Nili Bartley on Assessing Student Understanding With My BrainPOP
Posted by cemignano on
Guest blogger Nili Bartley from Hopkinton, MA is a 4th grade teacher who's embraced My BrainPOP as part of her classroom culture. Read on to learn about Nili's experience using My BrainPOP's features ...
Deconstructing BrainPOP – A Critical Perspective
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Professor and founder of the Media Education Lab Renee Hobbs and Consultant Rhys Daunic (The Media Spot) created this "critical analysis" screencast deconstructing BrainPOP - as both a company and a c...
Guest Blogger Nili Bartley on My BrainPOP, Grammar and the Flipped Classroom
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Today's guest blogger, 4th grade teacher Nili Bartley from Hopkinton MA attended our first "Certified BrainPOP Educator" workshop at ISTE 2014 in Atlanta. Read on to learn about Nili's success using ...
Students Discover New Features on BrainPOP!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Last summer, 4th grade teacher, Nili Bartley, from Hopkinton MA learned about all the new interactive features on BrainPOP during a training at the ISTE conference in Atlanta, GA. Last week, Mrs. Bart...
Make-a-Map Support Resources
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Make-a-Map, BrainPOP’s interactive concept mapping tool, prompts students to make connections using BrainPOP images, keywords, and movie clips. ...
POPstar Lisa Parisi’s Reaction to Make-a-Map Concept Mapping Tool
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
POPStar Lisa Parisi reacts with excitement as she realizes the video clip snapshots on a Make-a-Map canvas replay from specific moments of BrainPOP movies. This feature differentiates Make-a-Map from ...
ELL and Beyond: BrainPOP around the World!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
TESOL Certified English Teacher Charles McKinney on BrainPOP in His ELL Classroom:
Ever since my American friend and former colleague in Beijing, China introduced me to BrainPOP, I have been an avid...
