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Teaching K-12 in the Age of Coronavirus
When the world began to close due to Coronavirus, schools were the first to shut their doors. According to UNESCO, by the middle of ... -
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 ...
