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Amazon Providing Free Online Access to Amazon Future Engineer Computer Science Courses
Amazon Future Engineer will provide free online access to sponsored computer science courses in the US
Cast Your Vote: Game-Based App Teaches Middle Schoolers About Elections, Issues
In Cast Your Vote, one of the many games in the iCivics collection, students vote in local elections in their town of Isley.
Symbaloo Offers Educators PRO Version at no Cost
Content-integration platform Symbaloo today announced that it is offering its PRO version to all educators at no cost for the duration of the school closings caused by the coronavirus.
Discovery Education Announces Virtual Conference Focused on Remote Learning
The Discovery Education Virtual Conference or VirtCon will be held this week on Thursday, March 26 and Friday, March 27 between 10AM Eastern and 3PM Eastern.
National Constitution Center To Increase Live Online Educational Offerings
The National Constitution Center is launching a free eight-week series of daily live interactive courses on the Constitution for middle school, high school, and college students.
Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964
This animation shows the underlying causes and tells how research contributed to confirmation of early theories of plate tectonics.
Discovery Education Launches New Virtual Learning Resource
The collection of resources is designed to help teachers develop and deliver remote lessons to students homebound due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Floop Helps Teachers Improve Feedback, Save Time
Floop is a cloud-based website where students can receive annotated feedback from teachers and peers.
Bring Current Events into Curriculum with News-O-Matic EDU
News-O-Matic EDU is a daily news and activity app for kids.
Common Sense Launches Online COVID-19 Resource Hub for Families and Educators
Common Sense has launched two new webpages compiling extensive resources for educators and parents with best practices for learning at home, keeping kids supervised and more.
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Uncle Tom's Cabin: The Abolitionists
On March 20, 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Uncle Tom's Cabin was published.
Britannica Digital Learning Announces COVID-19 Emergency Resources
Britannica is offering free, emergency support and virtual-learning classroom resources.
RoboKind Donates Coding Software for Districts Experiencing Coronavirus School Closures
Student Privacy Pledge Surpasses 400 Signatories
More than 400 companies nationwide have now signed the Student Privacy Pledge
GitHub Announces Teacher Toolkit, Autograding for GitHub Classroom
Today, GitHub announced two new features, the GitHub Teacher Toolkit and autograding for GitHub Classroom.
CoSN2020 To Become A Virtual Conference
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, the CoSN Board announces that CoSN2020 will be a virtual conference
ACM and CSTA Announce 2019–20 Cutler-Bell Student Winners
The Association for Computing Machinery and the Computer Science Teachers Association announced four high school students were selected for the Cutler-Bell Prize
VHS Learning Offers Help to Schools Facing School Closures Due to COVID-19
VHS Learning (VHS, Inc.), nationwide provider of supplemental e-learning for high school students, announced its support for schools facing closure due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Maxell Pro AV Introduces New Compact 3LCD Laser Projectors for Class, Conference Rooms
Maxell Pro AV today announced the expansion of its laser projector lineup with the compact, lightweight 3LCD J Series projectors for class and conference room environments.
The Impeachment Trial of Andrew Johnson
On March 9, 1868, President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial began in the US Senate.
Ken Burns in the Classroom: Curated Clips Ideal for History Lessons
Ken Burns in the Classroom is a free American history website offered by PBS LearningMedia.
