Last year was by far my most successful year of predictions coming true (or mostly true), so with my new found (false) confidence, I’ve decided to really step it up this year with my prognostications.

60 Minutes recently posted a “groundbreaking” study about screen time and the adolescent brain.

Many friends and family ask me for advice on buying tech gadgets

What follows is a step-by-step run down of the activity with some takeaways if you would like to try this for your team, school, classroom or family!

Nestled in the heart of downtown Chicago, Tech & Learning hosted its annual pre-ISTE Tech & Learning Leadership Summit at the W Chicago—Lakeshore hotel.

Here are a few things I bet you didn’t know you could do with Keynote:

She told me, “You know, when you grow up, you won’t be walking around with a calculator in your pocket all the time.”

I’ve been in education for almost 20 years and some of the campuses I’ve worked for have made attempts to do a “retreat” as a way of team-building and goal-setting.

When Hurricane Harvey made landfall last Friday night, it signaled the beginning of an onslaught of rain the likes of which our state (and country) has never seen.

We still teach the same “four core” areas and then fill in the rest with other subjects ranging from World Languages to Robotics.

I’ve noticed there seems to be a severe lack of urgency from schools to truly prepare for this.