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OctoStudio

What Is OctoStudio? How to Use It to Teach Coding

By Luke Edwards published

OctoStudio is a fun coding app that lets students get creative with real-world interactions.

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Optimizing A Study Schedule With AI

By Sam Baule published

AI tools such as ChatGPT can be powerful assistants in creating a personalized study schedule

AI Trust You

Creating AI Transparency and Academic Honesty With AI Trust You, A New Free Browser Extension

By Ray Bendici published

Developed by Laguna Beach USD, AI Trust You provides an opportunity for honest and ethical use of AI, for both students and teachers

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Night Zoo Keeper

What Is Night Zoo Keeper? How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Night Zoo Keeper helps make reading and writing fun with great educational use cases.

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Design Principles for Outdoor Teaching

By Erik Ofgang published

A new edition of a classic book on outdoor learning guides educators on creating lessons that harness students’ natural love of nature.

An illustration of a blank notebook.

Do Students Learn More Writing or Typing?

By Erik Ofgang published

The answer of writing or typing is complicated, says a cognitive scientist, and has been oversimplified in the past.

Tech & Learning Webinars

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Tech & Learning webinars feature education leaders and experts from across the country, discussing how they are solving some of the biggest challenges facing schools and districts, from AI and data privacy to mental wellness and cybersecurity.

Yorescape

Yorescape: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Yorescape lets students travel the world, and through time, without leaving the classroom.

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K-12 Cybersecurity in the Age of AI: Taking Back Control

By Ray Bendici published

How districts can take charge of their cybersecurity strategy

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OpenAI’s New Viral Art-Generating Tool and Its Potential for Teaching

By Erik Ofgang published

OpenAI’s new and improved art-generating capabilities have led to a Studio Ghibli-style viral trend and millions of users. What does it mean for the classroom?

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