Collaborating Beyond the Classroom By Dr. Ken Hodgkinson When the Humble Independent School District built a new STEAM-focused middle school, they decided that student collaboration didn’t have to end at the classrooms’ walls.
EdTech Coaching in Today’s Classrooms By Matthew X. Joseph Instead of just presenting my ideas, we had a brainstorming session. I gave them access to an editable Google Sheets where we began building an action plan.
Launching the Kansas Moonshot: How Kansas Schools are Redesigning K-12 Education: Part 2, The Wellington School District By Jerri Kemble The seven Mercury schools that have taken on the redesign challenge are creating schools based on the needs of their specific students and families, instead of the agrarian calendar that has determined school schedules in the past.
The Future On Display By Partner Post from HoverCam Val Verde School District prepares today's students with tomorrow's skillsets.
District Leaders Take on the New Reality of Cyber Security in Schools By Eileen Belastock This cyber security incident shut down Columbia Falls SD 6’s 25 schools for three days and impacted 1600 students, staff, and local sheriff and police departments.
KinderLab Robotics Offers Two Free KIBO Activities for the Worldwide Hour of Code Event By TL Editors
BACK OFFICE BUSINESS: Washington Learning Source Approves itslearning as Learning Management System Provider By TL Editors
NEC Display Solutions Upgrades Two Popular Entry Installation Laser Projectors By TL Editors NEC Display Solutions of America, Inc., today announced the launch of two new projector models: the P525WL and P525UL, intended for locations where a large, high-quality image is desired.
NEW! Making the Most of Your School Bond Funding By TL Editors How districts can secure and make the most of school bond dollars.
Today's Newsletter: How to be a Part of the Biggest Week in Edtech! By Kevin Hogan Late January 2019 in London will be the place to be for all things edtech with three major events in one week.
Students Advance to Finals of Cyber Robotics Coding Competition By TL Editors Finalists in California, Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas will be traveling to venues in their home state this December to compete in person:
Start Projecting More By Sascha Zuger Get your groups in gear with one of these connection-ready learning options.
One Screen to Bind Them All By Sascha Zuger How mirroring enables 1:1 classrooms to truly integrate projectors
