Topics

District Tools

school intercom system
How to Install a New School Intercom System Selecting and installing a new school intercom system now goes beyond simply replacing outdated equipment
grant proposal
Your Next Grant Proposal: 10 Steps to Starting Over If you've written one grant proposal, congrats! You're well on your way to your next one
funding
Leveraging Funds To Improve Schools and Meet the Needs of All Students Flush with funding, K-12 superintendents have to make sure spending solves current problems and provides investment in the future

District Tools

Four students test electric circuits in the classroom lab

Project Based Learning Workshops for Teachers and Leaders Are Now Available Online

By TL Editors published

PBLWorks, provider of professional development for Project Based Learning (PBL), is transitioning many of its workshops and services to an online format through June 2020,

remote learning

Tech & Learning Remote Learning Series: What They’re Doing in New York City

By Ray Bendici published

The New York City Department of Education launched a remote learning program in the nation’s largest school district in a week

remote learning

Remote Learning in Action: River Dell Regional School District

By Marianthe Williams published

Staying connected, creating meaningful lessons, and supporting social-emotional learning during remote learning

professional development

Top Sites for Educator Professional Development

By David Kapuler published

Professional development is an ongoing process for any educator.

Female student against bookshelf using tablet PC on the library floor

Follett, Baker and Taylor to Provide Free Access to PreK-12 Resources for Public Library Partners

By TL Editors published

Follett and Baker & Taylor are collaborating to provide its public library partners with free access through June 30 to Lightbox and AV2 World Languages.

Illustration of hands using many devices and cloud

Ideas for Staff to Feel Connected When Working Remotely

By Lisa Nielsen published

In these unprecedented times, it is important for staff to be intentional about staying connected and supporting the social-emotional needs of their staff.

Magnifying glass and documents with analytics data lying on table

Data as the Key to Learning: A Conversation with Mo Katibeh of AT&T

By Brian Nadel published

The nationwide massive shift to eLearning means that broadband data is absolutely necessary for K-12 and higher-ed students.

chromebook

Remote Learning in Action: Drive-thru Chromebook Distribution

By Scott Harris published

How Neosho School District was able to get a chromebook to every student who needed a device

remote learning

Tech & Learning Remote Learning Series: What They're Doing in Texas

By Ray Bendici published

District leaders from small, medium, and large districts discussed how they are meeting diverse needs as they roll out remote learning programs

Row of colorful books with electronic book reader

SCS Partners with Discovery Education to Offer New Virtual Learning Resources

By TL Editors published

Woman with headphones and laptop computer in a video conference.

6 Ways to Bomb-Proof your Zoom Class

By Brian Nadel published

Easy steps you can take to minimize the risk of Zoombombing steps you can take to minimize the risk of Zoombombing

Illustration of hands holding tablet computer with video player on screen.

ViewSonic Offers Schools and Universities Free Distance Learning Tools During Coronavirus Outbreak

By TL Editors published

ViewSonic Corp. is offering schools free subscriptions to its Premium tier of myViewBoard software through September 30, 2020.

Oxford Public Schools

Remote Learning in Action: Oxford Public Schools

By Robert Miller published

How Oxford Public Schools implemented its remote learning plan

remote learning

Tech & Learning Remote Learning Series: Lessons Learned in Georgia

By Ray Bendici published

Georgia districts applied their remote learning lessons learned from 2014's "Snowmaggedon" to quickly launch an effective remote learning plan.

Female student uses laptop computer in library

The (Online) Library is Still Open

By Brian Nadel published

Free online collections for research, book reports and general reading

Online Courses written on tablet computer

Remote Learning in Action: Tips and Tools from Eagle Mountain Saginaw ISD

By Jeni Long, Sallee Clark published

Learn how to teach and grade remote learning assignments and explore tools for K12 remote teaching and learning.

Helping Students with Special Needs Cope with Remote Learning

By Matthew X. Joseph and Christine Ravesi-Weinstein published

Supporting students with special needs during remote learning

Blue tablet computer displays large numbers next to open laptop.

Free Distance Learning Resources from Casio

By TL Editors published

In response to COVID-19, Casio America, Inc. is offering free resources to help with distance learning.

Mother and father hold two girls on their laps while viewing a laptop computer.

Teachers Provided Access to TCI’s Digital Social Studies and Science Curriculums During COVID-19 Crisis

By TL Editors published

K-12 teachers can turn to interactive, standards-aligned programs to support remote learning

Online learning illustration of laptop computer on stack of books

How to Make a Remote Learning Lesson Plan

By Dr. Kecia Ray published

This article will define the components of a remote learning lesson plan and provide samples from districts with completed and distributed plans.