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Doceri Classroom Training: Using Drawing Mode and Importing a Picture

November 15, 2017 – 5:27 pm

See inside Jason Gilmore’s SPED/ STEAM class while he shares how to use Doceri within his own pedagogy. Today he toggles between Drawing mode and the internet to screenshot pictures of human cheek cells. He supports his students by instructing them how to draw human cheek cells and shows them what to look for in the […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Classrooms, Special Ed, Teaching Methods, Tutorials | Also tagged #STEAM, Class Dojo, ClassDojo, Doceri, Doceri How to, Doceri tutorial, education, iPad, k12 education, SPED, STEM | Comments (0)

Backflip into the New School Year

September 7, 2016 – 4:06 pm

Coming back to school this year has caused me to rethink my entire pedagogy. Why? I have a unique opportunity and I know there is a better way (to teach). I teach at Lawrence Cook Middle School as a special educator in Santa Rosa, California. We are a developing community school. A community school is one […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Flipped Classroom, K-12, Special Ed, Teaching Methods | Also tagged "back to school", 2016-2017 school year, Community school, Doceri, edtech, educational technology, flipclass, flipped learning, Flipped learning network, flipping special education, Flipping the classroom, iPad2, Jason Gilmore, Jon Bergmann, screencast, Screencasts, Special ed, tech in special ed | Comments (0)

My 2nd Teacher’s Aid in the room: Doceri

October 27, 2015 – 10:03 pm

Today I had two students come back from a few days of being sick. Of Course they were behind. I am a middle school special educator with an art credential. My classes are social studies integrated with art. Every day we begin class with about 10 minutes of drawing. My drawing lessons are the first drawing […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Flipped Classroom, Lessons, Screencasts, Special Ed, Teaching Methods | Also tagged art, art integration, differentiation, Doceri, drawing lesson, screencast, social studies, special education, teacher's aid | Comments (0)

Back to School: Mobility Matters Most!

August 28, 2014 – 10:05 pm

by Doceri Education Community Advocate Jason Gilmore “The miracle is this – the more we share, the more we have.” – Leonard Nimoy It’s back to school time and I am in a good mood! I’m at a great rural middle school with a fantastic community spirit in Sonoma County, Calif. A good mood even […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Classrooms, Companion Tools | Also tagged Aleks, Class Dojo, collaboration, collaborative learning, Community spirit, Doceri Desktop, Edmodo, K-12 education, low tech classroom, Mobile classroom, NewsELA, old tech, Reading Plus, rural school, Zaption | Comments (0)

2014 Doceri Teacher Survey: iPad Whiteboards in the Classroom

June 11, 2014 – 3:34 am

Once again, at the end of the US school year, we asked for input about how teachers are using Doceri. What we’ve learned is not surprising – the more teachers use Doceri, the more integral it becomes to their classrooms. K-12 Teacher Survey Highlights Though the survey itself was open to everyone, these results […]

By Bev Barnett | Posted in Classrooms, News, Survey | Also tagged 1:1 ipad, class, classroom, edtech, education, educational technology, elementary, flipclass, flipped classroom, high school, interactive, iPad, ipaded, Jr. High, K-12, language arts, math, Science, survey, teach, teacher, whiteboard | Comments (0)

Doceri is Everywhere at ISTE 2013

June 19, 2013 – 9:17 pm

Doceri will be at ISTE 2013 in San Antonio! Find us on the Exhibit floor in booth 7232 – right next to Microsoft in Exhibit Hall D. We’ll be holding drawings for free Doceri licenses, iPad presentation cases and chargers throughout each day for those who attend our short presentation. What’s more, here’s a list of ISTE […]

By Jason Gilmore | Posted in Doceri, Educational Conferences, News | Also tagged Apple, apps, BYOD, classroom, conference, digital, edtech, edu, education, elementary, flipped class, flipped classsroom, flipping, Google, high school, interactive, iPad, iPads in Education, iPads in the classroom, ISTE, K-12, mobile, San Antonio, screencast, Screencasts, technology, whiteboard | Comments (0)

Music education with the iPad and Doceri, at Rivesville Elementary/Middle School in West Virginia

February 15, 2013 – 4:50 pm

Oh I woke up this morning, and I ran out to the bus Well I woke up this morning, and I ran out to the bus I forgot to comb my hair, and my mama made a fuss Second graders at Rivesville Elementary/Middle School in Rivesville West Virginia are learning about the blues. Hands […]