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Magic School AI

MagicSchool: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

MagicSchool uses AI to help with teaching across a range of areas for an all-round offering.

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Managing Screen Time Without Banning Technology

By Erik Ofgang published

Tips for fostering screen time for media creation rather than media consumption in children, from NYU technology and gaming professor Jan Plass

Empowering School Communities Through the Next Generation of the K-12 Maker Movement

By Michael Millington published

The K-12 maker movement is allowing more schools to take creativity into their own hands with dedicated creative spaces.

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What to Know About Buying a Webcam

By Luke Edwards published

By buying a webcam, teachers can make lessons more digitally immersive

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Accommodating Neurodiversity In The Classroom and Beyond

By Michael Millington published

When it comes to preparing our education system for neurodiverse students, the level of involvement can vary and might not always produce the intended results.

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Kodable: How to Use It to Teach Coding

By Luke Edwards published

Kodable uses coding learning games to engage students in a confidence building way.

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Gamification: Pros and Some Cons, According to Research

By Erik Ofgang published

Gamification generally helps students but can be detrimental to learning in certain instances, according to experts.

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What To Consider When Implementing Edtech

By Michael Millington published

As more and more technology is introduced to teachers and students, it's important to have adoption plans and processes in place

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TED-Ed Lesson Plan

By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published

This interactive TED-Ed lesson plan is designed to provide educators with ideas for integrating a digital tool into their instruction

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6 Ways Teachers Can Tell Students Are Using AI

By Erik Ofgang published

Educators have gotten increasingly skilled at spotting AI generated work. Here are some of the “tells” they notice.

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