3 Useful AI Research Tools for Educators By Michael Gaskell published 19 March 24 How to make the power of AI research work for you
8 Ways to Create AI-Proof Writing Prompts By Erik Ofgang published 18 March 24 ChatGPT and other AI tools are smart but I’m smarter ... okay maybe not, but these are strategies for writing AI-proof writing prompts that I’ve used effectively in my classes.
Curipod Lesson Plan By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 18 March 24 This Curipod Lesson Plan is designed to help educators integrate the digital tool to support instruction
ISTELive and ASCD Annual Conference to Unite in 2025 By TL Editors published 12 March 24 ISTELive and the ASCD annual conference will co-locate starting next year in San Antonio, Texas
Immersive Learning, Networking, Model Schools, and More at the DMV Regional Leadership Summit By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 11 March 24 District and school leaders engaged in an immersive professional learning experience at the Tech & Learning regional leadership summit in Baltimore
7 Things You Didn’t Know Your Laptop Can Do By Luke Edwards published 11 March 24 Find out what your laptop can do for you in class and beyond.
5 Tips for Teaching Yoga in Schools From A Superintendent of The Year By Erik Ofgang published 8 March 24 Advice for successfully building yoga in schools from Massachusetts 2024 Superintendent of the year Barbara Malkas
Instead of Banning AI, ASU is Encouraging It With OpenAI Partnership By Erik Ofgang published 7 March 24 ASU has partnered with OpenAI to study AI to better understand how it can most effectively be used by students and faculty for teaching, learning, research, and more.
BetterExplained: How To Use It To Teach By Luke Edwards published 5 March 24 BetterExplained teaches math in a straight-forward way that works.
5 Reasons To Teach With Taylor Swift By Erik Ofgang published 4 March 24 We don’t know about you but this advice for teaching with Taylor Swift has us feeling 22
Simplifying AI for Educators: The 3 Things You Really Need to Know (For Right Now) By Michael Gaskell published 4 March 24 When AI for educators becomes too big, it’s time to simplify it
Edtech Show & Tell: March 2024 By Ray Bendici published 1 March 24 New edtech products that have caught our attention this month
Study: Writing by Hand Leads To Better Brain Connectivity By Erik Ofgang published 29 February 24 Students writing by hand have more active brains than when they typing, researchers recently found.
Eduaide.Ai: How To Use It To Teach By Luke Edwards published 28 February 24 Eduaide.Ai makes lesson planning and assessment easier using smart machine learning
7 Things You Didn’t Know A Chromebook Can Do By Luke Edwards published 27 February 24 Find out what your Chromebook can do for you in class and beyond.
Sora: What Educators Need to Know About The Video Version of ChatGPT By Erik Ofgang published 26 February 24 Sora, OpenAI’s new tool, can create photorealistic videos based on user prompts, which has many implications for teachers.
Is Your New Teacher Working Out? Best Practices for Assessing New Teachers By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 26 February 24 When assessing new teachers' performance, here's what to consider
Educator Edtech Review: Canon MAXIFY GX4020 Wireless MegaTank All-In-One Printer By Frank Pileiro published 26 February 24 The Canon Maxify GX4020 is a capable MegaTank all-in-one printer that can print on a wide variety of media
Cracking the 'Chicken and Egg' Dilemma: How Equitable Internships Can Propel Recent Graduates into Successful Careers By Erik Ofgang published 22 February 24 The founding director of the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation shares tips for promoting internships that are equitable and accessible to all.
Tech Tools Can Provide Premade Flashcards For Students. That’s Not a Good Thing, Says New Research By Erik Ofgang published 21 February 24 Students who generate their own flashcards instead of using premade flashcard sets may improve their test scores by roughly the equivalent of a letter grade