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The Nearpod Sandbox was created as an informal small group space for you to either join to learn more about Nearpod or take a test drive before you lead a group.
Two new sandbox times are available: 3/24 and 3/9
The Nearpod Sandbox was created as an informal small group space for you to either join to learn more about Nearpod or take a test drive before you lead a group.
Two new sandbox times are available: 3/24 and 3/9
Multi-tasking while on your 7th zoom of the day?
Stress eating as you work from your computer?
I understand; we’re all exhausted from the previous year. It has been a long year but the light is growing brighter at the end of the tunnel. With camp reimagined for this summer and potentially less time away from the county, here’s my recommendation – take a break!
The Nearpod Sandbox was created as an informal small group space for you to either join to learn more about Nearpod or take a test drive before you lead a group.
Two new sandbox times are available: 3/24 and 3/9
New project area guide is available for Photography for Beginners
New Tennessee Heritage lesson on Pat Summitt
The Nearpod Think Tank Committee will be bringing 4 new sessions this month in a Brunch & Learn format. The topics will include:
Office Hours, Google Slides, Nearpod and Google Slides and Using presentations you already have in Nearpod
The Nearpod Sandbox was created as an informal small group space for you to either join to learn more about Nearpod or take a test drive before you lead a group.
The next Sandbox is Thursday, 3/18 at 3pm ESt
“If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” Well, for this summer at least, life gave us the chance to be bold and innovative.
“Coming together is a beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.”
– Henry Ford
I recently had the opportunity to travel to middle TN for the TN Agriculture Industry Partners Meeting.
Of course, being able to be in a room and manipulate objects is more fun but for a virtual experience, I would highly recommend it. Escape rooms provide numerous life skills for youth including communication, problem-solving, and team building. Solving puzzles entails listening to others, being open to new ideas, and allowing their contribution in finding a way to escape the room.