In this look at digital portfolios, we will examine how each of these portfolio methods look and feel and more importantly why you should and should not choose them in both the school and personal settings.

Jeff sits down with Carl and Zack from Seesaw to discuss how students are creating digital portfolios in grades K-3 using their iPads and digital creativity.

Learn how to create and upload Video from your mobile devices to YouTube and edit them using the FREE Creative Suite on your mobile or desktop app.

Jeff sits down with Jerry Blumengarten and Brad Currie to discuss how educators are using Twitter to connect with each other. This podcast was originally recorded in December 2012.

The TechEducator is visited by THE FORCE! Join us as we talk about STAR WARS in the Classroom and how you can bring the Jedi's into your lesson plans!

Jeff sits down with Aaron Sherman to discuss the brand new Photos for Class and learn how students can have access to millions of creative commons photos for their projects.

Jeff sits down with Katie McClarty from Pearson Education to discuss Gifted and Talented education. Learn how the Center for College and Career Success can help you and your students.

Jon Corippo, Andy Losik, and Gregg Goins join the TechEducators to discuss CUE Rock Star Camps!

I still don't believe in using restrictions and filters from keeping kids locked into an app, but I have found that strategic use of guided access can transform a lesson, keeping kids focused on the actual object of the lesson.

Details of a lesson using the Scratch Jr programming app to create a digital learning experience for kindergarten students.