The #NYCSchoolsTech Summit is the largest annual #EdTech conference in New York City.

"I loved being part of our team. It made ISTE 100 times better."

Podcasts include experts discussing topics such as accessible technology, digital equity, digital portfolios, inclusive classrooms, and podcasting with students.

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Here are a few go-to articles and a few takeaways that will help you get the most out of ISTE19.

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Why not make accessible the default, rather than a technique that content creators must be trained in and work to access?

There are low-to-no-cost technologies that provide support to the visually impaired and blind population.

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Innovative educators should help parents see past simplified safety advice like: only use technology in a communal area.

While click-bate headlines love to scare parents and educators about the risks of screen time, it’s not that simple.

These short videos focus on key topics related to early childhood learning and raising children.

Here's how to get started with teaching students about media literacy.

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Closed captioning helps students during presentations by making content more accessible and inclusive.

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