As a teacher and instructional specialist, I have worked with teachers and students for over 24 years. When school closed and we had to start teaching virtually, I’m happy to say my 2nd-grade students didn’t miss a beat. Since I started using technology with them from day one, they already knew how to use the tools I assigned and parents had the basic skills to access programs and resources from home.
AND since we organized our resources digitally, even paper copies (cause nobody’s got time to take all those papers and notebooks home), they had everything they needed right at their fingertips.
Now let me help you, or a teacher you know, start the year on the right foot. I have an answer perfect for any teacher, subject area, and device. It works when teaching face-to-face, virtually, or when using a hybrid model. The solution…digital interactive notebooks.
What You're Getting Inside My Let's Get Digital Course:
- How to organize and manage the digital interactive notebooks.
- Add new assignments to already used notebooks
- Integrate digital resources to notebooks
- How to assess and grade notebooks
- Simplest way to set notebooks up, which tools to use, and how to share them with students
- And best of all, if you have any questions, I'm here to answer your most burning questions
Course Curriculum
Why You Can NO LONGER AFFORD to ignore using technology in your classroom!
Don't be left out in the cold when it's time to teach remotely!
Going digital provides you flexibility during planning time. Quit waiting in the long lines at the copy machine!
Assess student notebooks anytime, anywhere. No more trudging stacks of notebooks home.
Provide students with the right tool at the right time.
How Much Does "Let's Get Digital" Cost?
The mistake most people make is they think the "do-it-yourself" route is cheaper or they will wait to get training from their district (good luck with that). What they don't take into account is how slow and ineffective that can be.
Or worse...
...the costs associated with every weekend lost with your family because you are spending time planning.
So next, people just say, "Okay, can you do it for me?" Then they buy something online.
Which is possible! You can grab something off of Teachers Pay Teachers, but then when you download it, you realize you have no idea how to actually "use the technology" with your students. So when trouble arises, you don't know what to do.
You may need a little hand holding for awhile...and that's ok. That's what I'm here for; to give you the confidence you need to do this effectively. So if you have questions, you ask in our group.
The only solution is to MASTER this yourself with people who want to see you succeed.
This is your chance to learn from me so you can skyrocket your learning curve in little time.
And you can master my ENTIRE Digital Interactive Notebooks course for just $37.
Plus, I have a 30-Day, Money-Back GUARANTEE! If after you've finished the course and you still don't know how to plan for, create, and use Digital Interactive Notebooks with your students, I'll give you your money back.
BONUS #1
All About Me Google Slides™ Template with a Copy of a Digital Rubric
BONUS #2
Get my pack of digital stickers to add to student notebooks as a reward.
BONUS #3
Even more trainings on Google add-ons and extensions, plus ideas for printing interactive notebooks and creating digital portfolios.
Jen Kimbrell has over 24 years experience
Jen is a teacher, literacy coach, technology facilitator, and consultant. She has her Ed.S in Reading and has been a Teacher of the Year, National Board Certified Teacher, and winner of the Make It Happen Award for her innovation with technology in the classroom.
She is currently a curriculum designer and literacy coach where she shares her knowledge of integrating technology effectively in the literacy classroom.
She helps teachers embrace technology so that it gives them the confidence they need to support student learning and achieve their curricular goals.
Unlike many who focus on technology as a consumption tool, she teaches you how to ask the right questions, use the right tools, and ignite students’ curiosity to engage with content—even during virtual learning.