Rather than Back to ‘Normal,’ Let’s Get Back to Something Better By Annie Galvin Teich Passionate educator Cornelius Minor challenges his New York City colleagues to create a more inclusive and engaged learning environment
10 Sites for Online Educational Tutorials By Diana Restifo These websites, many of them free, are some of the best around for learning any topic.
A First Look at Education Leaders & Priorities for the Biden Administration By Susan Gentz President-elect Joe Biden hasn’t officially been declared the winner yet, but the Biden team is forging ahead with planning for the transition into office in just two months.
2021 TCEA Convention & Exposition to be Fully Virtual By TL Editors Eight different learning formats aim to expand viewpoints and provide an education toolkit with ideas to implement immediately.
Event will Highlight How Esports Promotes Diplomacy By TL Editors Global Game On: How Video Games Promote World Peace & Diplomacy will focus on how digital diplomacy and video games help close divisive gaps around the world.
NYC DOE Beyond Access Forum Provides Professional Development Around Inclusive and Individualized Education By Ray Bendici Virtual conference highlights collaboration, communication, and innovation to help support education for all students
Tech & Learning ISTE 2020 Best of Show Awards: Deadline Extended, New Best of 2020 Category By TL Editors Tech & Learning has extended its deadline for its ISTE 2020 Best of Show Awards to November 28 -- and adds a new "Best of 2020" category
Rapid Adaptation in K-12: Technology at a Break-Neck Speed By Sean Wargo While most markets are reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, K-12 education has seen the most disruption to its core service model.
How the Sudden Shift in Digital Learning Has Created New and Sustainable Changes in K-12 Education By Ray Bendici Educators and parents now more strongly embracing digital learning, according to the 2020 Speak Up Report from Project Tomorrow
Bett 2021 Cancelled Due to Covid-19 By TL Editors Several days of virtual content are planned for this coming January.
K–12 Students Participate in 2020 Mock Election By TL Editors More than 168,000 votes were cast and students selected Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, with 61% of the Student Vote.
How Public TV Stations Are Partnering with Schools to Increase Educational Content for Students Without Internet By Erik Ofgang In addition to adding traditional educational programs, public TV stations are providing tools such as datacasting and teacher-created content to help students who don’t have internet access
Tech & Learning’s Honor Role Podcast By TL Editors Conversations with fierce and formidable women in education
Lori Bajorek on the Value of Esports By Matt Pruznick (AV Network) Competitive gaming is more than just a hobby; it’s a catalyst for the development of life skills for a whole generation of young people.
Best 2020 Election Sites and Apps for Education By Diana Restifo With the 2020 U.S. election only three weeks away, now is the time to explore these top election teaching resources from respected, non-partisan sources.
How Higher Ed is Handling Cybersecurity During COVID-19 By Erik Ofgang Cybersecurity during COVID-19 has been a priority for higher ed institutions as attacks have increased
15 Apps and Sites for Augmented Reality By Diana Restifo Top augmented reality apps and sites for education
How Crowdsourcing Can Transform Education By Erik Ofgang Innovative crowdsourcing research is focused on helping teachers and students help themselves
STEM Matters -- Now More than Ever By Christine Weiser SmartBrief’s upcoming STEM Pathways Summit conference will explore ways educators can address the STEM skills gap and prepare students for careers in STEM fields
Class for Zoom Launches to Take Learning Online By Luke Edwards Zoom video chat upgrade is built specifically for classroom learning, remotely.
