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Teaching Mary Shelley and Frankenstein

By Erik Ofgang last updated 15 October 25

As Benicio del Toro's Frankenstein hits theaters, it's a great time to explore the story behind the story.

5 Quantum Computing Teaching Resources

By Erik Ofgang published 15 October 25

Quantum computers may be the next big thing in the tech world. Here are some ways to learn more about these devices.

Back to Basics: Why Student Engagement Remains a Core Priority

By Kevin Hogan published 14 October 25

Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Logitech's Madeleine Mortimore, Global Education Innovation and Research Lead, explains how fundamental principles of hearing, seeing, and interacting are the key drivers for successful technology integration in classrooms.

What is Struggly and How Can Teachers Use It To Teach Math?

By Diana Restifo published 10 October 25

Struggly's educational math games challenge students to explore and ponder math topics

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Empowering the Next Generation of Female Leaders

By Christine Weiser published 9 October 25

As the number of female leaders continue to decline in education, it is crucial to support career pathways for women. Mentorships are a great start.

What is Text Blaze and How Can It Be Used for Teaching?

By Luke Edwards published 8 October 25

Text Blaze is a time-saving tool designed to make teaching more efficient.

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A screenshot of a paragraph of AI generated text before and after using a humanizer.

AI Humanizers: Everything Teachers Need To Know

By Erik Ofgang published 6 October 25

Humanizers are AI tools meant to change AI text and make it sound more human. These can be used by students in attempts to pass off AI writing as their own.