Scrible is a research and writing platform that is available to all K-12 students in Utah. With Scrible students can curate research, annotate and cite all within the same platform. In this session, participants will learn how to effectively use Scrible in their classroom to make research easier and more organized.

How to sew a sew-threw button with a thread shank onto a backpack

In this lesson, students will create an Instagram Post using their knowledge of Shakespeare's life and works.

This lesson is to be used at the end of the year or unit to help students make a digital story to show what the have learned that year or unit in math.  It could be converted an used with any subject matter.

This is a video that helps teach students with special needs, or students that struggle with social skills, appropriate responses when interacting with peers. Both positive and negative examples are given to show cause and effect. This resource helps reinforce positive social skills and can help students engage more appropriately with their peers.
After showing students this video, you can have them practice different scenarios, that will help them generalize appropriate social skills in their environment.

On the third episode of Some Good Education News, we head into a new school year and are amazed at the incredible work teachers are doing. Thank you, educators! Dani introduces our new host and recent UEN addition, Katie Blunt. After diving into some good education stories, Katie interviews special guest, Tami Pyfer, Education Advisor from the Governor's Office.
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In this episode, we see how schools and educators are innovating throughout this unusual school year. Katie Blunt, continuing her role as host, shares uplifting highlights from the past few months. From tractor parades to students helping communities in need, the highlights prove that there is always some good education news. This episode's in-depth interview is with none other than the 2021 teacher of the year, John Arthur from Meadowlark Elementary School - Salt Lake City. It's not one you'll want to miss!
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In the fifth episode of Some Good Education News, we get personal with educators about the impact of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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In episode 6 of Some Good Education News, we shift our view to higher education! Host Katie Blunt sits down with four student body presidents to find out what it’s been like to lead during the past year.
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In episode 7 of Some Good Education News, we finally give both school and local libraries the shout-outs they deserve! Host Katie Blunt gets the inside scoop on how big of an impact the Salt Lake County Library system has had on our local community. Find out how you can use their services and more!

On the final Some Good Education News episode of the school year, we find out how the past year has affected three seniors from different areas of Utah. Xavier Martin, Joshua Tonga, and Elizabeth “Peach” Schilling share the challenges and opportunities this year has given them. It’s a perspective you won’t want to miss!

The video tutorial introduces students to the Soundzabound music library from Utah's Online Library.

This resource is a tutorial video showing how to use Soundzabound on Utah's Online Library to find royalty-free music that can be used in student or teacher projects and lessons.

In this lesson, ESOL students will record and edit their Digital Story about a challenge they have overcome. This will be towards the end of the unit, and almost towards the final grading of the project. 

In this episode of UEN PDTV Principals Edition, join us as we explore how Principal Travis Lund is cultivating a strong culture of teacher leadership at Viewmont High School. Discover practical strategies to empower your own teaching staff and build a sustainable, teacher-led environment.

In this lesson students will make written and verbal connections between their thinking and text evidence. They will begin this understanding by observing different forms of media and identifying what within the media is influencing their thinking. Then using different samples of poetry, students will create annotations within a Pages template to delineate what within the text connects to their thinking. Students will create responses to questions about the poetry and explicitly support their thinking with text evidence. Photo Citation: Corbin, Courtney. Image created using Pages. 21 July, 2023. Author's personal collection.