There’s still time to make memories with your Wixie accounts! A class memory book filled with each student’s favorite event from the school year is a great way to celebrate your growth and successes at the end of the year.

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The New York City Department of Education’s Ed Tech Vision is designed to provide clear goals to help educators designing learning opportunities for “All NYC students [to] experience excellence through ed tech equity in every school to open up college and career opportunities.”

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In today's information age, infographics have become a popular way to communicate complex ideas and make large quantities of data understandable. Creating infographics in the classroom is a great way to get students practicing and using digital-age communication skills.

Students can combine Wixie's paint and imaging tools with text labels and call outs to organize and share the information they are learning in the classroom. 

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"I love the sweet, expectant nothingness of an empty page."
              - Peter H. Reynolds

Wixie is a digital canvas that students can use to combine their writing, their voice, and their art. Wixie gives students tools they can use to demonstrate their understanding in the classroom, as well as share ideas, express themselves, inform others, and change minds.

To use a blank canvas in Wixie, simply have students log in and click the New Project button on the toolbar.

If students haven’t used Wixie yet, they will automatically begin at a blank canvas!

Here are nine ideas for Wixie projects that will get your elementary learners comfortable starting to create from a blank canvas.

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With ideas of luck, leprechauns, rainbows, and gold, it's easy to get students excited about St. Patrick's Day.  

Here are some ways your primary learners can use Wixie’s tools to combine text, images and voice narration to connect to curriculum and learning during your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

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