PC111 - This One Goes to 111 with Jim Sill
Description
Takeaways
Thanksgiving is not widely celebrated in Australia.
The concept of Black Friday is confusing in Australia.
Jim Sill tries to introduce Thanksgiving traditions to his family.
The timing of Christmas decorations varies greatly by culture.
AI tools like Gemini and Notebook LM are changing education.
Custom gems can enhance lesson planning for teachers.
Google Docs remains a staple in educational settings.
The importance of using AI as a thought partner in problem-solving.
The podcast hosts share personal experiences related to Thanksgiving.
Ranking EdTech apps reveals differing opinions on their usefulness. The ranking of Google tools can vary based on personal experiences and classroom needs.
Google Drive is seen as a vital organizational tool but not necessarily an instructional one.
Gmail is often overlooked as a teaching tool despite its importance in communication.
Innovative features in tools like Google Express can significantly enhance classroom experiences.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of adaptability in using educational technology.
Nearpod is recognized for its value in Apple School environments.
The hosts agree on the need for more engaging and interactive educational tools.
Feedback mechanisms in tools like Google Forms are crucial for effective teaching.
The discussion reflects a shared enthusiasm for exploring new features in educational technology.
The hosts express a desire for more collaborative and fun ways to evaluate and use these tools





