What Does It Mean to Be Innovative? By Carl Hooker published 11 January 23 Using Failure and Risk-taking to Unlock Creativity and Innovation
Innovation in Education By Dr. Kecia Ray last updated 12 August 22 Sustaining a culture of innovation at your school or district involves more than just coming up with new ideas.
Providing Professional Learning for Classroom Technology Implementation on a Large Scale By Sascha Zuger published 25 April 22 Cristin Kennedy, Director of Instructional Technology for Cobb County Schools in Georgia, was recently recognized for leading the way on technology implementation
Innovative Online Success at Putnam County Schools By Erik Ofgang published 6 April 22 Sam Brooks broke receiving records as a Division I football player, now he heads an influential online program that offers a celebrated personal finance class and emphasizes individualized learning.
Esports, Equity, and Innovation Explored at the Tech & Learning Leadership Summit in California By Christine Weiser last updated 8 April 22 Tech & Learning’s Leadership Summit covered a wide variety of topics, from esports to data privacy, and recognized the winners of the California Tech & Learning Innovative Leader Awards
This Award-Winning ESOL Teacher Wrote a Book With Her Students By Erik Ofgang published 4 April 22 Dr. Claudia Martinez, who wrote a book with her students at North Tattnall Middle School in Georgia, recently received the award for Best Example of Teacher & Student Well-Being at Tech & Learning’s Innovative Leader Awards in Atlanta.
Tech & Learning Names the Winners of the Innovative Leader Awards in Atlanta By Ray Bendici published 29 March 22 The honor recognizes exceptional administrators in select regions around the country who are leading innovation in their school districts
Creating a High-Quality Instructional Resource (HQIR) Culture By Sascha Zuger published 15 March 22 Tech & Learning Innovative Leadership Awards (Dallas): Best Implementation of Digital Curriculum
Ensuring Technology Access and Equity for a District and a Community By Sascha Zuger published 7 March 22 Tech & Learning Innovative Leader Awards (Orlando): Overall Implementation of Technology
Creating Sustainable Learning Programs By Sascha Zuger last updated 4 March 22 Tech & Learning Innovative Leader Awards: Best Example of Sustainable Classrooms
Inside the High-tech Learning Spaces of AmTech Career Academy By Erik Ofgang last updated 3 March 22 AmTech Career Academy won Most Innovative Learning Spaces at Tech & Learning’s Innovative Leader Awards in Orlando in January.
Creating a Culture of Innovation at Schools By Erik Ofgang published 8 February 22 Schools can learn from businesses and engage in customer service and more frequent analysis of ongoing projects, says educator Bill Bass.
Think Tank Drives Practical Innovation and Collaboration By Ellen Ullman last updated 17 December 20 ASU’s Luminosity Lab, a think tank, is expanding its efforts to create and implement real-world solutions for local health care, education, and energy challenges.
What's Next? Modern Learning Systems for Learners and Leaders By Sascha Zuger last updated 13 July 20 Five steps for designing community schooling
The 2020 Vernier/NSTA Technology Awards Recognize Seven STEM Educators By TL Editors published 14 April 20 Each winning educator awarded with cash and technology prizes valued at $5,500
How to Integrate Entrepreneurship into the Classroom By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ published 27 November 19 Like Amazon, FH Gizmos is a marketplace.
When Inventions Become Innovation By Todd Dugan published 31 July 19 Each year in late June, ISTE is held in a large US city, drawing educators and administrators from across the globe.
Intentional Innovation By Matthew X. Joseph EdD published 23 July 19 To think like a leader is to design a blueprint for success (i.e district, school or lesson plan) that is ongoing, dynamic, and able to change in time with the reality of a changing school environment.
How Do Teachers and Schools Develop Young Innovators? By Shelly Terrell published 17 June 19 Innovation is a long, difficult journey with several failures before the right solution is designed.
So You Need a Compelling Question? How About a Couple Hundred? By Glenn Wiebe published 11 April 19 If we’re going to help our kids become knowledgable, engaged, and active citizens, they need to be solving problems and addressing questions.
