Best Election Sites and Apps for Education By Diana Restifo published 4 October 22 Teach U.S. elections, civics, law and history with these top election sites, apps and games.
Tech & Learning Announces 2022-23 Dates for Regional Leadership Summit Series By Christine Weiser published 29 September 22 Tech & Learning’s Regional Leadership Summits are designed to provide school district administrators with a unique opportunity to network with their colleagues in support of driving innovation in their school districts.
Monetizing Scholastic Esports: What to Know By Chris Aviles published 28 September 22 Using for-profit companies for scholastic esports is a still-developing landscape
Best Free Hispanic Heritage Month Lessons and Activities By Diana Restifo published 27 September 22 Celebrate Hispanic and Latino heritage
Why More States Are Requiring Computer Science Classes By Erik Ofgang published 26 September 22 More and more states are requiring computer science classes be offered at all schools.
Extraordinary Attorney Woo: 5 Lessons for Teaching Students with Autism By Ray Bendici published 26 September 22 Although mostly set in a courtroom, the hit show Extraordinary Attorney Woo has lessons for the classroom
Best Digital Icebreakers By Diana Restifo, David Kapuler Ease into the new school year with fun and engaging digital icebreakers
Tech & Learning Announces 2022-23 Dates for Regional Leadership Summit Series By Christine Weiser published 29 September 22 Tech & Learning’s Regional Leadership Summits are designed to provide school district administrators with a unique opportunity to network with their colleagues in support of driving innovation in their school districts.
Monetizing Scholastic Esports: What to Know By Chris Aviles published 28 September 22 Using for-profit companies for scholastic esports is a still-developing landscape
Best Free Hispanic Heritage Month Lessons and Activities By Diana Restifo published 27 September 22 Celebrate Hispanic and Latino heritage
Why More States Are Requiring Computer Science Classes By Erik Ofgang published 26 September 22 More and more states are requiring computer science classes be offered at all schools.
Extraordinary Attorney Woo: 5 Lessons for Teaching Students with Autism By Ray Bendici published 26 September 22 Although mostly set in a courtroom, the hit show Extraordinary Attorney Woo has lessons for the classroom
7 Digital Learning Theories and Models You Should Know By Shelly Terrell, Erik Ofgang published 22 September 22 Knowing these digital learning theories and models can boost your instruction
What 4 Atypical Shocks Are Coming in Education? By Susan Gentz published 19 September 22 Preparing for a potential wild ride in education over the next few years
New K/20 Leadership Today Newsletter Helps Educators Navigate Difficult Times By TL Editors published 16 September 22 Tech & Learning magazine and K20Connect’s free newsletter is already reaching thousands of leaders each week.
Tech & Learning Announces New Innovative District Leader Summit By TL Editors published 14 September 22 Tech & Learning celebrates innovation at a new conference for district administrators
Best Free Constitution Day Lessons and Activities By Diana Restifo published 13 September 22 These free Constitution Day lessons and activities will inspire students to understand, question, and debate the most important issues of our day.
Quiet Quitting in Education By Erik Ofgang published 8 September 22 The term quiet quitting has spread across social media recently. The concept has important implications for education, say school leaders.
Abbott Elementary: 5 Lessons for Teachers By Ray Bendici published 6 September 22 The popular sitcom Abbott Elementary provides laughs–and teaching lessons
7 Things to Know About Being An Online Teacher By Erik Ofgang Online teachers should be open to learning new technology and be excited to provide individualized feedback to students.
What is Flexudy and How Can It Be Used to Teach? Tips & Tricks By Luke Edwards published 3 October 22 Flexudy is an AI-powered tool for quiz, study and course assistance – but does it work?
What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)? By Erik Ofgang published 30 September 22 The Universal Design for Learning framework seeks to engage all students with accessible, relevant, and meaningful learning.
8 Efficiency Tools for School Administrators By Matthew X. Joseph published 29 September 22 Apps, software, and more to improve efficiency so admins can work smarter not harder
Motivating Students with Digital Badges By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 28 September 22 Using digital badges to reward and engage students
What is Open Culture and How Can It Be Used to Teach? Tips & Tricks By Luke Edwards published 26 September 22 Open Culture is a free online hub full of useful digital resources for education.
What is Cognii and How Can It Be Used to Teach? Tips & Tricks By Luke Edwards published 22 September 22 Cognii is an artificially intelligent teaching assistant that could help students and teachers alike.
Instructional Audio: 4 Benefits to Improving It By Erik Ofgang published 21 September 22 Ensuring every classroom has instructional audio capabilities helps all students hear what the teacher is saying.
What is GoNoodle and How Does it Work? Best Tips and Tricks For Educators By Erik Ofgang published 20 September 22 A free tool for educators, GoNoodle is designed to help keep students moving and active while at school.
What is Gradescope and How Can It Be Used to Teach? Tips & Tricks By Luke Edwards published 20 September 22 Gradescope helps to make work submission, grading, and tracking a digital delight.
What is Grammarly and How Can It Be Used to Teach? Tips & Tricks By Erik Ofgang published 19 September 22 Grammarly is a writing tool that can be helpful for students when used in the right way.
What is Cyberbullying? By Erik Ofgang published 19 September 22 Cyberbullying involves an imbalance of physical or emotional power and an intent to cause harm, like traditional bullying, and is not limited to the school day or school grounds.
Professional Learning Communities (PLCs): What You Need to Know By Erik Ofgang published 15 September 22 Professional learning communities (PLCs) help teachers thrive, which ultimately increases teacher morale and retention. Here’s how it works.
What is Brainly and How Can It Be Used to Teach? Tips & Tricks By Luke Edwards published 14 September 22 Brainly is a community-based question-and-answer website designed for students.
Best Tools for Teachers By TL Editors Here's what you need to know about the digital tools for teachers, such as Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and Flipgrid
Top Sites for Educator Professional Development By Diana Restifo published 15 June 22 These professional development sites for education will help teachers refresh and update their practice
Exploring Learning Spaces During Remote and Hybrid Learning By Ray Bendici published 1 March 21 How and where learning occurs has been permanently changed by the pandemic
How To Use Google Sites, Tips and Tricks By Luke Edwards published 29 January 21 Google Sites is a great way to build a website and is available to teachers for free, here's how to best use the resource.
ISTE Must See Product Guide By TL Editors published 8 January 21 Here is just a sampling of the products showcased at ISTE20 live.
What is Language! Live and How Can It Help Your Students? By Joan Gal Peck, Luke Edwards published 15 October 20 Language! Live curriculum can help students improve their literacy abilities when struggling.
