Interested in learning how to build a fully tech-integrated curriculum? Visit www.21centuryclass.com to learn more about Sam's online course and join the early bird waitlist for the next cohort!
I disagree that the success of your channel has nothing to do with you personally. You're a great educator, capable of harnessing and presenting various on-line tools in a simple and engaging way. Thank you for your videos!
Sam we are all so appreciative of the gifts you have and that you have been sharing with us during these times… You are making a big difference in this world for. teacher,students, parents, & educators of all types are in deep gratitude. I’m looking forward to participating in your upcoming trainings and making this the best teaching experience and educational experience for kids it’s possible. Thank you!
Hi Sam. My name is Elisa, i am from portugal, and i teach geography.I discover your youtube chanel not long ago. I just wanted to say thank ypu so mucho for your help. Here schools are closed since march and it will reopen next september. Untill there i hope i can prepare myself better for whats to come and i know your videos will be a tremendous help. Thank you so much!!
Hi Elisa, thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad I can be a small help during this time and I'm confident you'll be very prepared. Best of luck!
You are humble, but (even if you just meet it to yourself!), you should own the role that your calm, measured delivery has played in the growth of your channel. Your personality is inherently embedded within your videos. You create great content, useful, practical, and inspiring, and I love how you consistently show the technology from both a teacher and a student perspective.
Hi Sam. Once again I am blown away by your insightful and practical approach in addressing what teachers are challenged with this school year. I just can't say thank you enough for your guidance during this time.After watching many tutorials from various teachers, I realized the dynamic impact technology can bring to the classroom. I am really nervous but very excited to teach this school year. And, even more excited to learn and grow alongside my students.
I really appreciate you Sam. You are a wonderful educator with a wonderful, calming demeanor. You make us veteran teachers feel hopeful and a little less anxious with our tech skills. On behalf of educators all around the world, thank you for teaching us how to be 21st century teachers!
Sam, started watching your videos since March during school suspension. Inspiring and really have learnt a lot from you. Will try some out in my classroom. Many thanks. A teacher from Hong Kong.
As a teacher in a school in deep East Texas where things like school wide Flocabulary and Newsela are not a thing, I have appreciated the ideas on how I can incorporate new ideas using technology so propel my English 1 class. So many of websites that you’ve shown are free or can be purchased at a relatively low cost so that I can brand out and utilize 21st tech skills in a low tech district. Not only are low tech, sites like NPR and all add-ons are completely restricted. You have inspired me to think around these obstacles. I appreciate it and will continue watching. I think you have a great knack at breaking down using technology so that it seems doable. I look forward to your class and more videos!
Thanks so much for your comment, Jennifer! It's funny that you mentioned Flocabulary because that's a program I actually always end up purchasing out-of-pocket just because I love it so much! That being said, my budget is limited as well, and I genuinely only use free programs 99% of the time.
Thanks again Sam for easing my mind and the many things that are going on in my head when it comes to integrating Technology into my my classroom instructtion and the upcoming challenge of virtual teaching and learning. I am so looking forward to learning from you this year. You are a great educator!!!
Sam, thank you for being a great resource in this unprecedented time. In this new world, I have been thrust into the role of tech support for other teachers. Your videos have made it possible for me to be that support without recreating "the wheel." The wealth of information available online, both good and bad, can be overwhelming. Often I will send teachers to your channel to watch a video, then we will walk through their specific challenges together, as needed. I have also used your videos with students to help them take a more active role in the learning process.
Para que haya un buen aprendizaje, hay que existir un balance entre el educador/ currículo/estudiante. Definitivamente, tú tienes una buena técnica para compartir tus conocimientos de una manera eficaz y directa. Gracias por compartir todos tus conocimientos con todos los educadores que seguimos tu canal diariamente. :) - Disculpa por escribir en español, pero es más fácil para mí.
Sam, your content and delivery are both amazing. I am just about to go into my teacher student year in London in a forward-looking school. As a career-changer, I have used technology to add value to my work in the past and am keen to start my lesson planning with all possibilities in mind - the student teacher experience, going forward, is going to be different too. You have addressed the gap that is apparent in my experience of homeschooling my own kids with content provided from their teachers. Your videos have made me so much more excited for the year to come and I will be able to try out these out from the start. In the meantime, my kids are going to be guineapigs in my tech-led home summer school, haha. I have signed up for your early-bird waiting list and hope to make it to the class.
Haha, I love it!! I do wish we were seeing a more coordinated strategy about how to approach remote teaching. It's far from ideal, and wrought with challenges, but that doesn't mean we can't try to implement a strategic plan. Thanks so much for your positive feedback: it really means a lot to know that my videos have been helpful for teachers dealing with this whole situation. Hope to see you in the course!
Thanks Sam! I am feeling exactly like you stated- lots of great tech tools to use but how do I use them and get my students engaged. Knowing that I have Seesaw as our first platform, getting students engaged there first and then adding more. It just feels overwhelming!
I would like to thank you. I've learnt a lot from your tutorials and saved a lot of money as well. I am from Peru and your videos have helped developed the skills required to teach online. Muchas gracias, amigo 😉🤗. If you ever come to Peru, I owe you a ceviche as a token of my appreciation. 😊
Hi Andrea! Thank you so much for your feedback! I love South America. Many years ago I spent a lot of time down there, and actually lived in Huanchaco for a short period of time while doing some volunteer work. Best of luck with this upcoming school year!
Hi .. Subscribed and download all your videos been a great help since we're preparing remote learning..Thank you very much..Wish I can have your hyperdocs template and other resources that will be editable..
Hi Tina, You can download a couple of them here! I also have other downloadable resources on different blog entries as well. newedtechclassroom.com/how-to-teach-remotely-with-a-google-slides-hyperdoc/
Another powerful video. You always inspire. I think you're wrong in that your large audience has a lot to do with you! I really learn so much each time I watch your videos.
I am already on the early-bird waiting list, but would you kindly provide more information regarding your course? For example, duration, topics covered, etc...? Thank you.
This is a lovely video. Thank you for your vision. I sent the video and your web address to my principal. I can't wait to take the class (I'm ready for Aug. 2 at 10 a.m. to register)!
Ive been away from teaching for the past 3 years (studying Japanese) and now Im looking at all the new technologies (since I was last in the classroom) to use in the Math/Science classroom to meet students needs. I think my approach this year is to use blended learning where I can both have in-class teacher led instruction but then let students work at their own pace after a short while. This should ease students into using these platforms even if school should be "outsourced" at some point. So for my part, Ive been circling in on Pear Deck (for teach led instruction) and Quiziz (for student asynchronous learning). These two platforms at least seem to be sustainable since I can incorporate them into Google Slides. (Your hyperdock idea really got me thinking. I never even thought about using a TH-cam timer before.) I totally agree with what you're saying but I do think you missed another point here as well. Schools have to be willing to PAY for the technology as well. I work at a 1-to-1 school but sadly buying any costs above that is "highly frowned upon".
Hi Jill, Thanks for another thoughtful comment! Your approach sounds like a solid one. I like that you have a simple plan for how to use two different apps for two distinct purposes: a handful of purposefully selected apps is much more important than bombarding students with a huge array of randomly selected ones! Yes, I couldn't agree more about paying for technology. Hopefully a silver lining of this whole situation is that it will push schools toward one-to-one devices and having a bigger budget for purchasing access to programs, though I know we're still far from that becoming reality.
Hi Eimy, Thanks for your comment and your interest! The best way to stay up-to-date with the latest announcements regarding the course (including pricing), would be to put your name on the waitlist as I'll be regularly updating that list! 21centuryclass.com/general-opt-inswrzdp0h
I don't know how to "click on the link below" but I am highly interested in the course you're offering. I'm currently a teacher in Southern California who's school has been set to be virtual until further notice. I need all the help I can get to teach my AP Calc students the material they need to be successful. I look forward to learning how to navigate this new way of teaching.
Hello Bea, I definitely understand the need for more support as unfortunately it's looking more and more like the onus is going to be on individual teachers to figure this whole thing out. Here's a link to enter your name on the waitlist for the course! 21centuryclass.com/general-opt-inswrzdp0h
Hi Margaret, The video series on TH-cam is free, but I'm assuming you mean the cost of the course? I'm still working on ironing out details, and plan to determine the final cost soon. The best way to get the latest information is to put your name on the waitlist because I'll be sending out regular updates as the date approaches. Thanks for your patience: I'm working around the clock to get this all setup!
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Interested in learning how to build a fully tech-integrated curriculum? Visit www.21centuryclass.com to learn more about Sam's online course and join the early bird waitlist for the next cohort!
I've done it Sir. Can't wait for further exciting progress. Thanks for those sharings. I'm grateful.
That's awesome, Sundari! Excited to see you in the course!
Defi itely interested in learning how to sigitze curriculum.
I disagree that the success of your channel has nothing to do with you personally. You're a great educator, capable of harnessing and presenting various on-line tools in a simple and engaging way. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you, Natalia! I really appreciate your positive feedback and your support!
Sam we are all so appreciative of the gifts you have and that you have been sharing with us during these times… You are making a big difference in this world for. teacher,students, parents, & educators of all types are in deep gratitude. I’m looking forward to participating in your upcoming trainings and making this the best teaching experience and educational experience for kids it’s possible. Thank you!
Thank you so much, Lori! That really means a lot to me!
Your videos have been a wonderful resource- you have helped not only teachers in my school, but our 3,300 students!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Hi Sam. My name is Elisa, i am from portugal, and i teach geography.I discover your youtube chanel not long ago. I just wanted to say thank ypu so mucho for your help. Here schools are closed since march and it will reopen next september. Untill there i hope i can prepare myself better for whats to come and i know your videos will be a tremendous help. Thank you so much!!
Hi Elisa, thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad I can be a small help during this time and I'm confident you'll be very prepared. Best of luck!
You are humble, but (even if you just meet it to yourself!), you should own the role that your calm, measured delivery has played in the growth of your channel. Your personality is inherently embedded within your videos. You create great content, useful, practical, and inspiring, and I love how you consistently show the technology from both a teacher and a student perspective.
I really appreciate that, Wendy! Thank you so much for your support!
Hi Sam. Once again I am blown away by your insightful and practical approach in addressing what teachers are challenged with this school year. I just can't say thank you enough for your guidance during this time.After watching many tutorials from various teachers, I realized the dynamic impact technology can bring to the classroom. I am really nervous but very excited to teach this school year. And, even more excited to learn and grow alongside my students.
Nerves are definitely understandable, but that's a great mindset to have, Avril! I know you'll have a ton of success!
I really appreciate you Sam. You are a wonderful educator with a wonderful, calming demeanor. You make us veteran teachers feel hopeful and a little less anxious with our tech skills. On behalf of educators all around the world, thank you for teaching us how to be 21st century teachers!
Thank you so much for the kind words, Michele! That really means a lot to me. I hope to see you in the course and best of luck!
Sam, started watching your videos since March during school suspension. Inspiring and really have learnt a lot from you. Will try some out in my classroom. Many thanks.
A teacher from Hong Kong.
I'm so glad to hear my videos have been helpful! Best of luck!
Thank you for providing clear, straightforward tech instruction. You are an amazing teacher! Thanks for creating the course!
Thank you so much! Hope to see you in the course!
Seriously Sir Sam....you are a Godsend!!!
I appreciate that! Thank you so much for the support!
As a teacher in a school in deep East Texas where things like school wide Flocabulary and Newsela are not a thing, I have appreciated the ideas on how I can incorporate new ideas using technology so propel my English 1 class. So many of websites that you’ve shown are free or can be purchased at a relatively low cost so that I can brand out and utilize 21st tech skills in a low tech district. Not only are low tech, sites like NPR and all add-ons are completely restricted. You have inspired me to think around these obstacles. I appreciate it and will continue watching. I think you have a great knack at breaking down using technology so that it seems doable. I look forward to your class and more videos!
Thanks so much for your comment, Jennifer! It's funny that you mentioned Flocabulary because that's a program I actually always end up purchasing out-of-pocket just because I love it so much! That being said, my budget is limited as well, and I genuinely only use free programs 99% of the time.
Thanks again Sam for easing my mind and the many things that are going on in my head when it comes to integrating Technology into my my classroom instructtion and the upcoming challenge of virtual teaching and learning. I am so looking forward to learning from you this year. You are a great educator!!!
That means a lot, Judy, thank you!! Hope to see you in the course!
Thank you for sharing your expertise! I am so glad I was introduced to your channel and website!
You're welcome, Beth! Best of luck with this upcoming school year!
Sam, thank you for being a great resource in this unprecedented time. In this new world, I have been thrust into the role of tech support for other teachers. Your videos have made it possible for me to be that support without recreating "the wheel." The wealth of information available online, both good and bad, can be overwhelming. Often I will send teachers to your channel to watch a video, then we will walk through their specific challenges together, as needed. I have also used your videos with students to help them take a more active role in the learning process.
Thanks so much for your comment and support, Marti!
Love this channel. It really resonates with how teaching should move on. Thanks for all the content and brilliant ideas!
Thank you so much for watching!! Hope to see you in the course!
Your channel has been so helpful! Thank you
You're welcome, Clare! Thank you so much for your support and I hope to see you in the course!
Thank you so much for your video tutorials! They have been a real lifesaver for me!
You're very welcome, Jill!
Thank you for these videos. I'm on the early bird waitlist for your course and I'm eagerly and excitedly awaiting the start.
Awesome! Hope to see you in the course, Allison!
Para que haya un buen aprendizaje, hay que existir un balance entre el educador/ currículo/estudiante. Definitivamente, tú tienes una buena técnica para compartir tus conocimientos de una manera eficaz y directa. Gracias por compartir todos tus conocimientos con todos los educadores que seguimos tu canal diariamente. :) - Disculpa por escribir en español, pero es más fácil para mí.
Muchas gracias por el comentario, y no hay problema con espanol por que tambien hablo!
Awesome! I have learned so much from watching your channel! I appreciate you so much, mahalo!
Thank you!!
thank you very much Sam it really helps me and makes me more confident teacher
I'm so glad to hear that, Napoleon! It's definitely a transition, but all of us are capable!
You're amazing and a much needed resource! I can't thank you enough.
You're very welcome, Julie!
Sam, your content and delivery are both amazing. I am just about to go into my teacher student year in London in a forward-looking school. As a career-changer, I have used technology to add value to my work in the past and am keen to start my lesson planning with all possibilities in mind - the student teacher experience, going forward, is going to be different too.
You have addressed the gap that is apparent in my experience of homeschooling my own kids with content provided from their teachers. Your videos have made me so much more excited for the year to come and I will be able to try out these out from the start. In the meantime, my kids are going to be guineapigs in my tech-led home summer school, haha.
I have signed up for your early-bird waiting list and hope to make it to the class.
Haha, I love it!! I do wish we were seeing a more coordinated strategy about how to approach remote teaching. It's far from ideal, and wrought with challenges, but that doesn't mean we can't try to implement a strategic plan.
Thanks so much for your positive feedback: it really means a lot to know that my videos have been helpful for teachers dealing with this whole situation.
Hope to see you in the course!
Thanks Sam! I am feeling exactly like you stated- lots of great tech tools to use but how do I use them and get my students engaged. Knowing that I have Seesaw as our first platform, getting students engaged there first and then adding more. It just feels overwhelming!
Hi Brenda, You're welcome! I've just put together some course resources specifically for getting up and running with Seesaw!
New EdTech Classroom- would I be able to find them on the EdTech webpage? Thanks for sharing!!!
I appreciate your insight and candor. Your videos never disappoint. Thank you, you do a great job!
Thank you, Vicki!
I would like to thank you. I've learnt a lot from your tutorials and saved a lot of money as well. I am from Peru and your videos have helped developed the skills required to teach online. Muchas gracias, amigo 😉🤗.
If you ever come to Peru, I owe you a ceviche as a token of my appreciation. 😊
Hi Andrea! Thank you so much for your feedback!
I love South America. Many years ago I spent a lot of time down there, and actually lived in Huanchaco for a short period of time while doing some volunteer work. Best of luck with this upcoming school year!
@@NewEdTechClassroom no way. I live in Trujillork, as I call it.
Thank you very much for teaching us how to integrate tech into classroom.
You're very welcome, Camilo!
Thank you. I have learned so much from your videos.
You're welcome, Donna!
Hi .. Subscribed and download all your videos been a great help since we're preparing remote learning..Thank you very much..Wish I can have your hyperdocs template and other resources that will be editable..
Hi Tina, You can download a couple of them here! I also have other downloadable resources on different blog entries as well. newedtechclassroom.com/how-to-teach-remotely-with-a-google-slides-hyperdoc/
Another powerful video. You always inspire. I think you're wrong in that your large audience has a lot to do with you! I really learn so much each time I watch your videos.
Thanks, Jeanie! I really appreciate that!
I am already on the early-bird waiting list, but would you kindly provide more information regarding your course? For example, duration, topics covered, etc...? Thank you.
Hi Mariam, if you send me an email at newedtechclassroom@gmail.com, I send send you a thorough response to this question!
Thank you so very much!
You're welcome, Deborah!
This is a lovely video. Thank you for your vision. I sent the video and your web address to my principal. I can't wait to take the class (I'm ready for Aug. 2 at 10 a.m. to register)!
Wow that's amazing, thank you Marilee! Excited to see you in the course!
Ive been away from teaching for the past 3 years (studying Japanese) and now Im looking at all the new technologies (since I was last in the classroom) to use in the Math/Science classroom to meet students needs. I think my approach this year is to use blended learning where I can both have in-class teacher led instruction but then let students work at their own pace after a short while. This should ease students into using these platforms even if school should be "outsourced" at some point. So for my part, Ive been circling in on Pear Deck (for teach led instruction) and Quiziz (for student asynchronous learning). These two platforms at least seem to be sustainable since I can incorporate them into Google Slides. (Your hyperdock idea really got me thinking. I never even thought about using a TH-cam timer before.)
I totally agree with what you're saying but I do think you missed another point here as well. Schools have to be willing to PAY for the technology as well. I work at a 1-to-1 school but sadly buying any costs above that is "highly frowned upon".
Hi Jill, Thanks for another thoughtful comment! Your approach sounds like a solid one. I like that you have a simple plan for how to use two different apps for two distinct purposes: a handful of purposefully selected apps is much more important than bombarding students with a huge array of randomly selected ones!
Yes, I couldn't agree more about paying for technology. Hopefully a silver lining of this whole situation is that it will push schools toward one-to-one devices and having a bigger budget for purchasing access to programs, though I know we're still far from that becoming reality.
Thank you!
You're welcome, Magdalena! Hope to see you in the course!
👍 👌 Liked, even before watching
Haha! Awesome! Thanks for your support!
Hi, I love your videos, and I’m really interested. I’d like to know how much is it going to cost, to see if it is inside my budget.
Hi Eimy, Thanks for your comment and your interest! The best way to stay up-to-date with the latest announcements regarding the course (including pricing), would be to put your name on the waitlist as I'll be regularly updating that list! 21centuryclass.com/general-opt-inswrzdp0h
I don't know how to "click on the link below" but I am highly interested in the course you're offering. I'm currently a teacher in Southern California who's school has been set to be virtual until further notice. I need all the help I can get to teach my AP Calc students the material they need to be successful. I look forward to learning how to navigate this new way of teaching.
Hello Bea, I definitely understand the need for more support as unfortunately it's looking more and more like the onus is going to be on individual teachers to figure this whole thing out. Here's a link to enter your name on the waitlist for the course!
21centuryclass.com/general-opt-inswrzdp0h
Thank you for this video! :)
You're welcome!
What will be the cost for this course?
Hi Debbie, The best way to get the most updated information about those details like cost is to join the waitlist if you haven't already!
Pls make a tutorial on how to livestream a google meet in a facebook page... thanks
Got it, thanks for the suggestion!
Sam, why is there no information about the cost of your video series?
Hi Margaret, The video series on TH-cam is free, but I'm assuming you mean the cost of the course? I'm still working on ironing out details, and plan to determine the final cost soon. The best way to get the latest information is to put your name on the waitlist because I'll be sending out regular updates as the date approaches. Thanks for your patience: I'm working around the clock to get this all setup!
@@NewEdTechClassroom I don't have a credit card. Will a "Visa Gift Card" be accepted ? It usually works for my purchases in Canada and US. For Europe, not always...