Free For Any Grade Computer Science & Technology Resources (by date, oldest first)

I teach computer technology in classes that are 30+ students, so there is no way I can answer every single question about computer operations and software and still teach. At the beginning of the year, students are taught the "3 Before Me" strategy of how they can help themselves with questions prior to asking me and I created this poster for the classroom to remind them. Two color choices since I created one for my team mate too! Remember to leave feedback for credits on future purchases! ************************************************************************** Connect with us for free technology tips, resources and curriculum: Follow our blog Follow us on Facebook

Virtual classrooms are a great way to connect with students on a more personal level. You can share more of your personality online using these digital classroom backgrounds.

Virtual Classroom Background for Bitmoji™ and Google Slides™ Perfect background for Zoom, Outschool, virtual teaching etc.

Background and items in the classroom are not editable but you are able to add objects to them.

How to add this PNG to Google Slides:

Open your Google Slides presentation and then click Insert > Image > Upload from Computer to select your chosen image. Find the image file on your computer and insert it into your presentation.

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*Note this product may be used in brick and mortar classes as well as virtual systems like Outschool.

5 easy-to-follow slides for downloading YouTube videos. Uses screenshots and bright red arrows for visualization. Includes dialogue explanations and step-by-step directions. Perfect for in-class use, gets rid of unwanted advertisements, for use with LMS platforms, students and teachers with no internet or wi-fi connections. Makes saving YouTubes simple!

Anatomy of an HTML Element! Download, print, use as handouts, keep in binder, etc. It's yours!

PNG file format

Looking for more coding decor? Check out my Web Design Posters!

This website/webpage evaluation rubric is a great tool for students to get the most out of their online learning experience. It helps them to identify areas for improvement and to develop their skills in assessing and evaluating websites and webpages. With this rubric, students can easily identify areas for improvement and develop their skills in assessing websites and webpages. It can be printed or used as is (Google Sheets).