Do you ever feel overwhelmed by technology?

Do you hear people use unfamiliar tech terms, but are too embarrassed to ask what they mean?

Are you unsure about the best ways to use technology in your classroom to actually enhance student learning, rather than distract from it?

Do you wish someone would just organize all the options and explain them to you in really simple language?

Then you’re going to love The Teacher’s Guide to Tech. Created by Jennifer Gonzalez of Cult of Pedagogy, it’s a 265-page digital binder you’ll use all year: Keep it on your desktop, laptop, tablet — even your phone — to help you navigate the tech world with confidence. Like having a tech-savvy friend on call to explain things in plain language, the guide will give you a sense of control over all the options.

Over 150 Tools Explained in Clear, Simple Language

All tools are grouped into categories based on what they do. Each section starts with a discussion of classroom applications. Then it takes each tool one at a time, explaining what it does, how you can use it in the classroom, what it costs, and what platforms it works on. You get a screenshot of the tool in use, plus a link to the tool’s website and a video that shows you how it works.

The Magic is in the Links

Hundreds of links make your reading experience even faster than online. External links take you to related online resources. Internal links let you quickly jump from section to section.

Glossary of Over 80 Tech Terms

When these terms appear in the rest of the book, they are hyperlinked to their definition in the glossary.

Power Index

If you hear about a tool or a term you’re not sure of—you don’t even know what category it might be in, but you know it has something to do with tech— come to the index. If it’s in the book, it will be in the index, along with a clickable link that will take you straight to the page where that term or tool appears.

What Readers Are Saying

“Just the right resource for someone like me who has an occasional itch to do something different and may have a hard time knowing where to look first for help. I am bowled over with the book’s sophistication (all those links!) and practicality.”
~ Sherri Spelic, Edified Listener

“Thank you, thank you, oh, THANK YOU  for taking the time to write The Teacher’s Guide to Tech. I graduated HS in 1977. Yeah, I’m that old. Computers and all their Hal-ish complexities (as in, ”Hal” from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey) not only elude me but kind of scare me as well. The preview of the book actually gave me hope that I could learn something, too. You thought of everything to make it simple for idiots like me (translation: dumbing it down) to get through it. I feel like I’ve been living in the trunk of an old Buick for the last 18 years but hey, where there’s Life there’s Hope, right?”
~ Mary O., Phoenix, AZ

“This is an incredible resource. I had spent months gathering information on classroom tech and still didn’t have a clear understanding of many of the options available. This resource not only gathers a great deal of that information together in one place, but explains each tool. A navigation panel on each page makes it easy to access any part of the book and the table of contents is clickable. This digital binder is visually appealing, well designed, and very informative. It is well worth the cost as far as I am concerned and I thank the author for all the time and dedication she put into this fine piece of work.”
~ Reader Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

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