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The AI Lab In Action By Melissa Ezarik published 16 June 25 Taking a close look at four AI labs on higher ed campuses answers five common questions that other institutions may have about opening a similar space.
3 Tips to Create An Impactful Student Focus Group By Sascha Zuger published 9 May 25 Innovative Leader Award - DeKalb County School District leaders Terri Webb and Natasha Lawyer encourage students to dream about what edtech they want, and then work to make those dreams come true.
Using 3D Printing and Student Input to Aid Accessibility By Erik Ofgang published 5 May 25 3D printing has provided young adults at one nonprofit an opportunity to design and build their own assistive technology.
Using AI “Speed Dating” To Introduce AI in a Controlled Environment By Michael Millington published 6 March 25 Helping to ease students into using AI in a controlled environment can make for a smooth introduction to lifelong skills.
How Innovations in K-12 Education Have Evolved Over the Years By Michael Millington published 28 February 25 CoSN identifies the areas where education can possibly make a difference in innovative technology in 2025
Creating A STEAM Checkout System to Manage Your Teaching Resources By Michael Millington published 14 February 25 A STEAM Checkout system can help keep tech organized, optimize resources, and save money
How to Empower Educators through Practical AI Solutions By Michael Millington published 11 February 25 Learn how you can get back some of your valuable time with AI, and what you can do to bring AI tools into your school or district.
Using Instructional Rounds As An Alternative to Traditional Professional Development By Michael Millington published 4 February 25 Using instructional rounds, much like how doctors do, can provide a viable and more dynamic alternative to traditional PD.
The Evolution of Education Spurred On by AI By Michael Millington published 31 October 24 AI is driving some critical questions and conversations in education, says educator and bestselling author AJ Juliani
How A Two-Pronged Approach Helped To Protect Student (and Staff) Data By Michael Millington published 9 September 24 INNOVATIVE LEADER AWARD - One district has gone about protecting school and staff data by addressing the issue in two distinct ways.
