Guest Blogger
Learn Principles of Ed Tech and Game Design with EdX online MOOC
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
You may be already be familiar with our colleagues at MIT's Education Arcade and Scheller Teacher Education Programs by playing any one of the three Lure of the Labyrinth math games on GameUp! Perhaps...
Avoiding the “Summer Slump” with Math Games
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Today's guest blogger, Derek Lomas, shares research about the dreaded summer slump and ways to support students from losing progress over the summer. Derek is a learning scientist at Carnegie Mellon ...
Teach Coding with Robot Turtles!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
BrainPOP is known for digital animations and games, but we invited guest blogger Charlotte Fixler to share about a fantastic non-digital board game that teaches principles of coding entitled Robot Tur...
What Video Games Can Teach Educators
Posted by cemignano on
Last week, guest blogger Caryn Swark shared her tips and tricks for game design in the classroom. Now, she's taken to her own blog to explore the benefits of video games for educators. With an interes...
Guest Blogger Laura Gatto on The Academy Awards, Story Telling and BrainPOP
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
The Academy Awards are over, and shiny golden oscars are being clutched proudly under the arms of the winners. Around the globe millions of people watched the show, but why? Is it the glamour and gli...
Guest Blogger Tyler Fowler: BrainPOP Through the Eyes of a Tech Specialist
Posted by cemignano on
Guest blog post by Tyler Fowler, Learning Technology Integration Specialist, USD 207 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
As a technology coach to fellow teachers, I get the chance to see, test, and teach lots...
Want to Guest Blog for BrainPOP?
Posted by SM Bruner on
We love to hear stories about how teachers and students are using BrainPOP in the classroom, and we're currently accepting guest blog post submissions. Whether your students use BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr....
Guest Blogger: Steve Isaacs Prepares for the STEM Video Game Challenge
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Guest Blogger Steve Isaacs teaches Video Game Design and Development at William Annin Middle School in Basking Ridge, NJ and online for Virtual High School. Steve maintains a blog on tech tips, mobil...
