Empowering Students Through co.lab-oration By Sascha Zuger published 20 October 23 The innovative co.lab program at Leyden High School District 212 in Illinois fosters collaboration, features design thinking, and provides a project-based learning experience
Dynamic Duo: How Two District Leaders Partner to Support Education Innovation By Sascha Zuger published 16 October 23 Wonder Twins Jeni Long and Sallee Clark combine together to form Jenallee, a dynamic partnership to support the use of edtech
Designing New High Schools to Be Flexible Learning Spaces: What School Leaders Need to Know By Sascha Zuger published 10 October 23 Preparing high school students for college and careers requires teaching them to be flexible, and learning spaces need to reflect that
Innovation from the Leadership Seat By Dr. Matthew X. Joseph & Dr. Chris Jones published 6 October 23 Best practices and advice for school and district leaders who want to support innovation in their schools
AI in Education: 10 Months On By Michael Gaskell published 3 October 23 It's been 10 months since the introduction of generative AI in education. What have we learned so far?
White House Hosts School Districts Large and Small at Event Unveiling New K-12 Cybersecurity Initiative By Jon McGoran published 24 August 23 The new White House initiative aims to bolster cybersecurity in the nation’s schools
How to Cultivate Strategic Partnerships By Sascha Zuger published 21 August 23 School districts and edtech solution providers need to cultivate strategic partnerships to provide the best learning opportunities for students
Reimagining Professional Development By Michael Morrison & Lauren Anderson published 11 August 23 Education leaders at Laguna Beach USD have implemented a new approach to professional development
Meet the 2022-23 Winners of Tech & Learning's Innovative Leader Awards By TL Editors published 10 August 23 Tech & Learning's Innovative Leader Awards celebrate outstanding school district leaders who are reshaping and reimagining the future of education.
7 Tips For Scaling Professional Development At A Statewide Level By Ian Peterkin published 8 August 23 How to provide professional development opportunities that work at every teaching level across your state
Measuring Technology’s Impact on Student Achievement By Sascha Zuger published 3 August 23 Determining if technology is positively impacting learning in the classroom is important when implementing new digital tools and platforms.
International Edtech Trends By Sascha Zuger published 28 July 23 The latest international edtech trends, from AI to online learning and more
5 Mistakes That New Edtech Companies Make By Ian Peterkin published 18 July 23 Being able to avoid these common mistakes can help a new edtech company survive and thrive
The Future of Generative AI in Edtech By Sascha Zuger published 13 July 23 Infusing AI into edtech will open a new world of teaching and learning opportunities
5 Cybersecurity Tips from CoSN’s CEO and a Digital Security Expert By Erik Ofgang published 5 July 23 Cybersecurity was the No. 1 concern of edtech leaders, a CoSN survey reveals. These easy-to-implement tips can help any school district quickly address cybersecurity weaknesses.
AI’s Big Deal: AI in the Classroom Continues to Evolve By Dr. Kecia Ray published 26 June 23 The history of AI in the classroom, where it is now, and where it’s going
Creativity Unleashed: Using An Observed Behavior Chart to Limit Disruptions By Michael Gaskell published 13 June 23 Being creative and finding your why can lead to classroom solutions such as using an observed behavior chart with disruptive students
Sustaining 1-2-1 Programs By Selling School Devices By Erik Ofgang published 8 June 23 Peter Robinson, Technology Director at Auburn School Department, explains how his district makes its 1-2-1 program sustainable by selling devices before any are worthless.
Building a Computer Science Program By Sascha Zuger published 1 June 23 Best Practices to Build a Computer Science Program
Why I Ignore Social Media (Mostly): Advice for School Leaders By Michael Gaskell published 24 May 23 Don’t let social media lead you into its toxic swamps