News

Latest about News

Students sitting at computers at school

Should Digital Literacy Be Its Own Classroom Subject?

By Michael Millington published

Given the proliferation of technology and social media, it is time to focus on teaching digital literacy and citizenship just like any other classroom subject.

Kaibot

Kaibot: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Kaibot helps teach coding by blending the physical and virtual worlds.

Classroom Tools
ai-resistant assessments

4 Tips for Designing AI-Resistant Assessments

By Steve Baule, Erin Carter published

As AI continues to evolve, instructors must modify their approach by designing meaningful, rigorous assessments.

An image of a human profile within computer within a neural network.

High School Math Students Used A GPT-4 AI Tutor. They did Worse.

By Erik Ofgang published

A study of nearly a thousand high school math students found that using AI tutors didn’t add up to success.

An illustration of various peole using technology

The Top 4 State Edtech Trends According To SETDA

By Erik Ofgang published

State edtech leaders are thinking about AI and cybersecurity a lot these days, according to a new SETDA survey.

Miro

Miro: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Miro make work collaboration easy and fun for teachers and students.

Classroom Tools
microcredentials

Facilitating Microcredentials For K-12 Students

By Erik Ofgang published

Microcredentials are bite-sized certificates of competency in various skills and can help students separate themselves on the job market.

Students learning vocabulary through Rhymes with Reason

How Rhymes with Reason is Educating Students Through Song

By Michael Millington published

Rhymes with Reason provides an engaging solution to improve vocabulary by using popular music, which works across economic and racial backgrounds

Classroom Tools
Photomath

Photomath: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Photomath helps solve and explain math equations using a smartphone.

Classroom Tools
An ice cream cone with ice cream melting in the sun.

Hot School Days Are Negatively Impacting Student Achievement. Here’s What You Can Do

By Erik Ofgang published

Research shows a clear link between heat and decreased test scores. Here's what teachers can do to mitigate that.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives