5 Things Schools Should Still Do When This is All Over By Carl Hooker How the changes brought about by remote learning can be implemented long-term
A Look Back at Bold Predictions from 2019 By Carl Hooker The internet never forgets, so I might as well own my mistakes.
Emerging Technologies for 2020 By Lisa Nielsen Leaders from across the United States came together to share the newest technologies being used in their districts.
Recommended Hashtags to Discover Top Edtech Tools and Apps By Shelly Terrell Below are awesome hashtags to explore on Twitter related to education technology.
Social-Emotional Learning and Technology: Friends or Foes? By Nikki Schafer Students today are coming to school with more trauma, more fears, more anxiety, and generally more needs than ever before.
Five Tech Trends That Are Predicted to Fall Somewhere in Between Success and Failure By Steven Lahullier This list contains a variety of trends that did not meet expectations but also did not completely flop.
Digital Citizenship: The New Consequences for Inappropriate Use By Lisa Nielsen Today, technology, is not a privilege
Digital Equity: Urban, Suburban, Rural Districts Weigh In at #TLTechLive Leadership Summit By Lisa Nielsen Leaders from urban, suburban, and rural districts were challenged to consider what digital equity looked like and discuss pain points and solutions.
How to Integrate Entrepreneurship into the Classroom By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ Like Amazon, FH Gizmos is a marketplace.
CoSpaces Edu: Excellent Learning Tool for Advanced Students By TL Editors CoSpaces Edu makes coding 3D virtual reality worlds engaging and accessible.
Seeking Strategic Variety and Organizational Curiosity By Steven M. Baule Strategic variety requires organizational curiosity.
Creating a Digital Playbook: 5 Critical Components By Matthew X. Joseph EdD Cyber issues in schools can impact students, teachers, staff, and physical or virtual elements of schools and districts. Schools are driven by the notion of improving student learning through the tools and skills of educators.
The State Of E-Rate By TL Editors An excerpt from COSN’s K12 Cybersecurity cost report, released in September, argues that E-rate funds should not only make the Internet accessible to all students, but also make it safe.
Personalized PD to Maximize Educator Learning By Matthew X. Joseph EdD, Jeni Long, Sallee Clark Why design staff meetings and PD with a “one size fits all” approach?
