Higher Education EdTech
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How to Use Google Classroom to Train Your Employees
Professional development and job-related training can be a source of despair for many people. But what if employers could break that mold by making ... -
10 Benefits of Google Classroom Integration
As a free online learning platform, Google Classroom offers several benefits for students and teachers. Here’s 10 reasons why teachers should give it a ... -
4 Mistakes to Avoid When Integrating Google Classroom
Google Classroom is a powerful tool for educators and students which is quickly becoming a highly used resource. Classroom is user-friendly and offers many ... -
Reframing Learning with Learning Glass Technology
Learning glass technology allows teachers to develop and present engaging online lectures. This new approach to giving lectures online is reframing learning with the ... -
Using a Learning Glass to Deliver Exciting Lectures
The days of teachers writing on the whiteboards behind them are quickly becoming a thing of the past because technologically advanced schools are using ... -
Reimagining and Transforming Educational Learning Environments in Higher Education
If there is one institution in America that is resistant to change, it just might be higher education. After all, they still wear their ... -
Can Text Message Nudges Improve Academic Outcomes in College?
Most college students spend a good portion of their day flipping through social media, responding to emails, and answering text messages on their phones. ... -
Using Digital Tools to Revolutionize Your School Cafeteria
The school cafeteria has historically been a place where students fear to tread due to mystery meats and suspicious sloppy joes. However, many of ... -
Tech Should Only Be Used to Enhance the Teaching and Learning Process, Not Replace It
It’s so easy to be dazzled by edtech. When most of today’s educational stakeholders were themselves students, the epitome of high tech was VHS ... -
Getting Higher Education Faculty to Embrace Learning Analytics
Schools are rapidly changing course from traditional teaching methods to more technologically based options. Higher education isn’t immune to those changes, but there are ...
