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Youtube has proven itself to be a great tool for learning how to use Procreate. There are dozens, if not hundreds of different types of tutorials at my fingertips to get me started on this digital art journey. I found… Continue Reading →
I graduated back in 2016 with a BA in English and a Minor in Fine Arts. Teaching has always been one of the careers I’ve thought about pursuing After spending the last 17 years of my life in school I… Continue Reading →
As a visual artist who has spent most of her time creating physical works of art, I have always been interested in digital art. As a teenager, I got my hands on a bootlegged Korean version of the art program… Continue Reading →
The BC curriculum for English Language Arts has changed over the last 10 years since I was a high school student. My only frame of reference for the past curriculum is through my personal experiences as a student. After looking… Continue Reading →
These days, social media is a large part of many people’s lives. I am no exception. I was born in 1993, almost exactly 10 years after the birth of the internet. It really wasn’t until the 90s that the world-wide-web… Continue Reading →
This week we spent a little time going over the differences between Lesson Plans and Learning Plans. I wanted to take a closer look at both these teaching tools, and my understanding of them. Lesson Plan Pros Standardized expectations of… Continue Reading →
We started setting up our WordPress blogs, and oh boy, was it more difficult than I expected. As someone who has avoided online courses for the entirety of my educational career, I am already out of my element in this… Continue Reading →
Before proceeding with this first blog post, we expect you to consider your privacy preferences carefully and that you have considered the following options: Do you want to be online vs. offline? Do you want to use your name (or… Continue Reading →
EdTech Inquiry by Heidi Pridy & Rena Kanya Inquiry Question: What are the options for open-source or nonprofit EdTech tools hosted in Canada or locally installed, how viable are they and what can be done to increase access and viability… Continue Reading →