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How to Be a Better Web Searcher: Secrets from Google Scientists
Asking Google to answer a question is something that happens 70,000 times per second or 4 million times every minute. It’s how we find ... -
Using Feedback Loops to Impact Student Learning
Feedback loops are an organic approach to events in life. Based on principles of cause and effect, the loops provide responses to a related ... -
Technology and Ethics in Education
Education and technology are in a new and often exhilarating partnership that continues to grow as new edtech players pop up around the world. ... -
Why I will never purchase another Lenovo computer device or shop at best buy
Since 2014, I have been a faithful user of Lenovo computer devices. In March of 2014, I bought my first Lenovo device, an IdeaPad ... -
The Power and Promise of OER is the Democratization of Education
Open educational resources, more commonly known as OER, promise a revolution in education. Historically, access to educational resources has been severely limited by the ... -
What is Cognitive Learning?
Whether you are “cognizant” of it or not, cognitive learning has played a huge part in your development, ever since you were a baby ... -
10 TED Talks That Will Help You Increase Your Creativity
If you think you’re creative now, you should spend a little time with TED. TED Talks that is. We’ve gathered ten of the best ... -
How Universities Can Reinvent Themselves as Vibrant Centers of Collaboration
The traditional notion of university learning brings to mind a stagnant classroom filled with now-antiquated methods of teaching. University learning has grown stale over ... -
How to Judge a Hackathon
A hackathon is an event at which teams of programmers and designers collaborate for a short period of time on a project. Typically, these ... -
For Edtech to Actually Work, it has to Embrace Neuroscience
In the growing world of educational technology, the question is often explored whether these applications work for students. The answer is, they can when ...
