National Safe School Reopening Summit: What to Expect By Ray Bendici The National Safe School Reopening Summit will bring together educators and stakeholders on March 24 to address concerns and look ahead
Covid Commencement 2.0 By Erik Ofgang Universities offer a mix of in-person and remote-only commencements that should be an improvement over last year
The CDC Now Recommends 3 Foot Distancing in Schools. Here's Why By Erik Ofgang The 6-foot distance requirement has kept many kids out of school. Here’s why it’s no longer recommended.
How Schools Use Drones to Deliver Internet to Students By Erik Ofgang A school district in Wisconsin has launched a pilot program to explore delivering internet to students via drone
Education Leaders Reflect on Anniversary of COVID-19 By Eileen Belastock It's been a challenging 12 months, but there have been silver linings
Analysis: Widespread Math and Reading Declines, Plus Increasing Inequality By Erik Ofgang A new analysis of more than one million K-8 students across the U.S. found declines in math and reading among all students, with the sharpest declines seen for Black and Latino students
3D Game Design: What Educators Need to Know By Erik Ofgang 3D game design is a growing field with lots of career opportunities in various industries
5 Covid Classroom Mistakes and How to Avoid Them By Erik Ofgang It's human nature to let down our guard in certain situations. Here are some Covid-related risks to keep an eye on
Women in Leadership: Examining Our History is Key To Support By Dr. Brandy Nelson In order to support women in leadership positions, school districts first need to unpack their practices, identify when their inequities began, and then systematically change behaviors
The American Rescue Plan Includes $122 Billion for Education: How Can it Be Used? By Susan Gentz The American Rescue Plan provides more dollars for education than in the prior two rounds of funding, but there are also more requirements
Tech & Learning Reader Favorites By TL Editors These top Tech & Learning articles explore the latest ideas, resources, and tools for teachers and students.
Why Zoom Fatigue Occurs and How Educators Can Overcome It By Erik Ofgang Zoom fatigue is real, say researchers at Stanford University, but there are steps educators can take to prevent it
PBS Launches NOVA Science Studio For Educators By Erik Ofgang NOVA Science Studio is a new education initiative from the beloved PBS institution that aims to make science education more dynamic and accessible
Creating Secure and Equitable Learning Environments By Ray Bendici Education experts discuss what they’ve learned in the past year, and how these lessons will inform their planning moving forward
How to Remotely Support Students Who Learn Differently By Erik Ofgang A new distance learning toolkit offers best practices and advice to support students who learn differently
Tech & Learning Launches New Regional Leadership Summits By TL Editors Each Tech & Learning Leadership Summit focuses on the unique needs of specific regions to give attendees the valuable insight they need to develop action plans.
BettFest 2021 Report: Inspiration, Innovation and New Solutions By TL Editors BettFest was three days of inspiration, professional development and product discovery.
Best Women's History Month Digital Resources By Diana Restifo These lessons and resources are an excellent way to investigate and understand women as changemakers, activists, and heroines
CDC School Guidelines: What You Need to Know By Erik Ofgang Experts from the Yale School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine discuss the implications of the latest CDC guidance in regard to in-person learning
Tech & Learning Names the Winners of the 2021 Best Remote & Blended Learning Tools By TL Editors T&L's judges deemed these products as standouts for helping students, parents, and teachers succeed in these new learning environments
