Take Your STEM Lessons to the Next Level with Promethean
Technology is an integral part of STEM lessons. It can help students with their planning and design, or it can become a tool for facilitating the lesson….
Pro Tip Tuesday: Insert YouTube Videos into ClassFlow
We have a new #ProTipTuesday to share before Halloween—let’s insert YouTube videos into ClassFlow lessons. Avoid searching for your video and waiting until you can skip the ads…
Trick or Treat: ClassFlow Halloween Activities for School
Teachers, engage your students and share in the Halloween spirit with these ClassFlow Halloween activities! Memory Game This memory game challenges students to match pictures to words,…
Pro Tip Tuesday: Creative Polls in ClassFlow
Creative polls in ClassFlow allow for flexibility in student responses. Students can choose from several different tools like pen, text, shapes, and camera within a single polling…
NOV8: Innovate with Promethean on National STEM Day
Join us online on November 8 to see how you can innovate with Promethean on National STEM Day. We’ll be streaming live from Promethean’s STEM lab where…
Pro Tip Tuesday: Create Spontaneous Lessons in ClassFlow
Educators never have as much time as they’d like! Although you can make beautiful, well-planned, interactive lessons in ClassFlow, there are also many ways for you to…
Integrate STEM Curriculum into ClassFlow Lessons
STEM is an educational trend that is based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines, science, technology, engineering and mathematics in an application approach….
Tech Trends: Flipped Learning
Flipping Your Classroom The 21st century is an exciting time to be a teacher, full of change and progress. Students today have more computing power on their…
Promethean Lessons for Back To School
Welcome back! It’s that time of year again, and we wanted to kick off the school year by sharing some new Promethean lessons with you. To get…
Tips on How to Win a Promethean ActivPanel
Interested in winning a FREE Promethean ActivPanel for your school or classroom? All you have to do is create a short video, 1-3 minutes is recommended, that tells us…
