Classroom Resources

Iowa Chapman and the Last Dog

Iowa Chapman and the Last Dog

6th–8th ELA, Natural World

20-25 minutes 14 episodes 5 hours

Mars Patel

Mars Patel

3rd–5th, 6th–8th ELA

15-25 minutes 30 episodes 9 hours

Six Minutes

Six Minutes

3rd–5th, 6th–8th ELA

6-7 minutes 204 episodes 26 hours

The Big Fib

The Big Fib

3rd–5th Digital Citizenship

20-30 minutes 180 episodes 40 hours

The Natureverse

The Natureverse

3rd–5th, 6th–8th ELA, Myths and Mythology, Natural World

12-20 minutes 20 episodes 6+ hours

Tomorrow

Tomorrow

3rd–5th, 6th–8th ELA, Music

10-20 minutes 51 episodes 13 hours

Young Ben Franklin

Young Ben Franklin

6th–8th ELA, History

10-20 minutes 18 episodes 6 hours

Seis Minutos

Seis Minutos

3rd–5th, 6th–8th ELA

6-7 minutos 204 episodes 26 horas


The People Behind the Resources

Meet Our Educators

Our Education Resources are created and designed by this wonderful team of educators and innovators, Lisa Highfill and Sarah Landis.

Lisa Highfill

Lisa Highfill

Lisa describes herself as a thinker, philosopher, debater, and geek. She has worked in Pleasanton Unified School District in the San Francisco Bay Area for over twenty eight years, and is currently the district’s technology integration specialist coordinating the new virtual academy. Working in the ed tech field since 1998 when she earned her Master’s Degree in Ed Tech Leadership, she went on to become a Google Certified Innovator, a Merit Fellow, and a Leading Edge Digital Educator. Lisa has served on many advisory boards including GoogleEDU and Imagine K12 and presents at ed tech conferences around the country. Lisa is the co-creator and co-author of The HyperDoc Handbook and Teachers Give Teachers.


Sarah Landis

Sarah Landis

Sarah is a teacher/coach in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has a masters in curriculum from Teachers College, Columbia University. Although her real training is in trying to parent her own child. She brings her knowledge of classroom instruction and technology integration to her role as a co-creator of HyperDocs. She is also a co-author of The HyperDoc Handbook, a guide to shifting the way teachers create and deliver learning experiences. She loves watching the Teachers Give Teachers community thrive! When not designing meaningful HyperDocs, she is out hiking, finding a new beach, or geeking out at an EdTech conference.