Digital & Mobile Technology
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Why E-Textbooks Haven’t Taken Over Schools
E-textbooks have not replaced paper books at schools. There are many reasons why e-textbooks are not taking off. Let’s look at a few of ... -
Automated Speech Recognition and the Future of Studying
Tech giants have introduced the world to their speech recognition platforms and we are now accustomed to speaking to Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana and ... -
Digital Storytellers Take Page and Stage
Do your students love stories but hate writing them? It’s time to pull out the technology and turn to digital storytelling. Electronic devices and ... -
Everything You Wanted to Know about Digital Curriculum (but Were Afraid to Ask)
Learners today have greater access to digital curriculum than ever before. Edtech innovations in digital curriculum are a practical solution for delivering individualized instruction ... -
The Personal Teaching Assistant Every Teacher Needs
Imagine teaching at a school where your personal assistant takes care of the routine tasks for your classroom. The assistant even prepares lessons for ... -
Digital Learning and the Importance of Usability
The needs of users should always be the top concern when it comes to digital solutions. While usability is the most important aspect of ... -
Three Tips to Ease Implementation of New Edtech
Teachers appreciate tools that help their students succeed. But many school administrators fail to enlist teachers’ support when adopting and implementing new education technologies. ... -
How to Build a Fiercely Loyal Community Around Your Edtech Product
No matter how excellent your work is, if you don’t build a fiercely loyal community around your edtech product, you’re finished. Any brand must ... -
Dealing with Devices: The Parent-Teen Paradox
“Do as I say, not as I do” seems like a poor way to parent in today’s technology pervasive world. Parents and children are ... -
Using Tech to Keep Students Accountable
It may be the most challenging aspect of teaching: How do you keep students accountable? After all, teachers are vastly outnumbered by their students, ...
