Learning with Spheros by Jamie Kassiotis
As part of the Makerspace@LHS, one of the devices students can play and learn is a Sphero. A Sphero is the first robotic ball gaming device that you control with a tilt, touch, or… Continue reading
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Welcome to the LHS 2015-2016 School Year Student Help Desk by Dana Landry
Welcome back to the 2015-2016 school year. Many of the student help desk members have graduated and many have just joined our team. What is Help Desk? Help desk… Continue reading
Ilos Interview by Nick Bisconti
Sean Higgins is the founder and sales lead at Ilos. He runs his business with his previous co-worker from a fortune 500 company. Together, they made a screencasting software/website that allows you to… Continue reading
Introducing Dana Landry
This week, we welcome Dana Landry into the Lynnfield High School Student Helpdesk. Dana is a sophomore at Lynnfield High School, and is heavily involved in theater at the school. In her free… Continue reading
Kahoot! by Matt Germano
Name: Kahoot! Platforms: Web, Android, iOS Cost: Free Summary: Kahoot! is a game-based educational platform that allows teachers/students to create and play quizzes, discussions or surveys using any device with a web browser. It allows teachers to access… Continue reading
Hour of Code @LHS
This week December 8th through the 14th is the 2nd annual hour of code week. The hour of code is a one hour introduction to computer science designed to demystify code and show… Continue reading
Google’s Made with Code Holiday Lights Project by Nick Fabrizio
HOLIDAY LIGHTS Create your own Christmas tree light design that could be displayed on a Christmas tree at the White House. Google’s “Made W/ Code” project has opened the Holiday Lights project which… Continue reading
1st Live Twitter Chat by LHS Student Help Desk Students
On December 2, 2014, schools from Massachusetts to Maine with student-run IT help desk programs participated in a live Twitter chat. The topics of discussion included basic uses of technology, integration of specific… Continue reading
What is Leap Motion? by Gabe Fadel
The Leap Motion is a new piece of technology that allows users to interact with their computers in an entirely unique way, with their hands. The Leap is a tiny piece of hardware,… Continue reading
Introducing Gabe Fadel
Lynnfield High School’s Student Helpdesk has been growing over the last few years, and this year we have added a number of new students to our roster. As a result of this rapid… Continue reading