Pendaflex® Classroom Resources

Got books piled to the ceiling and student assignments cluttering every corner of your desk?

We have a few ideas that can bring your class to order.

Teaching is an art all to itself. The ability to impart knowledge to young people, and prepare them for success in their future lives, is among the most critical talents anyone can have. Also an art is the ability to get and stay organized, and that's something Pendaflex® has been doing better than anyone for many decades.

Perhaps you're a teacher yourself, or you know someone who teaches and maybe...just maybe...they could use a few easy ideas to help make life in the classroom a little more organized.
Download our Guide to Classroom Organization!

Does Your Classroom Have a Web Page?

Perhaps you already have a class web page, or you'd like to create one to better communicate with your students, parents and others. Perhaps you would like a place to showcase your student's work?

Our short course will show you how you can use a Web page as a teaching tool and as a way to share student work and ideas with the outside world. You'll discover how Web pages work, learn about the tools and techniques you can use to make Web page creation easy, and explore integrating the page into your course curriculum. You'll also learn to avoid common issues associated with putting student work and information on the Web.
Download the free course today!

Have you considered creating Electronic Portfolios for your students?

Even if you call them by another name, you've undoubtedly helped your students create portfolios over the years. Any time you save a student's work in a manila folder or three-ring binder, you've created a portfolio that you can pull out and share with students, teachers, and parents. An electronic portfolio is similar to a paper portfolio, but it can potentially be shared with anyone around the world -- and it can last forever.

This short course will help you understand the concept of the electronic portfolio and demonstrate some of the ways you can use portfolios as teaching tools. We'll look at portfolios across all K-12 grades and let you know where you can find additional resources for working with portfolios.
Download the course today and get started!