Higher Education EdTech
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8 Basic Google Sheets Tips Every Teacher Should Know About
Google provides a lot of useful programs for teachers, but not everyone understands just how to use them. There are a lot of hidden ... -
10 Amazing Hackathon Ideas
You have probably heard the term “hackathon,” but you may not be sure of what it means. A hackathon is most commonly associated with ... -
If Your Edtech Product Won’t Solve Actual Problems, We Don’t Need It
Educators have an endless pool of potential edtech products they can choose from to fill their classroom needs. They could spend hours wading through ... -
To Succeed in Edtech, Become a Voracious Learner
Edtech companies are opening their doors around the world, but not all of them will experience true success in this sector. The most successful ... -
What Does a Future Ready University Administrator Look Like?
The goal of the future ready movement is increasing digital learning opportunities for all students. While the movement itself is focused on K-12 students, ... -
Stop Supporting Digital Tools that Have Not Been Tested and Proven
The research behind a particular product is especially crucial for districts who are investing large amounts of money into new edtech programs and digital ... -
Digital Privacy and Security for Educators
Digital learning is a part of most classrooms in America, and tech titans like Google have a huge market share in schools. More than ... -
Why Edtech Needs a Bit of Humility and Caution
Edtech holds the potential to be extremely versatile and beneficial in the classroom. In many cases, it can create better outcomes and deepen the ... -
Internet Safety Tips for School-Aged Kids
With teens reportedly spending one-third of their days online—and younger kids not far behind—it’s imperative that parents and teachers ensure the safety of school-aged ... -
Interactive Math for the Google Classroom
What if teachers could make math class more fun for students? How would the classroom atmosphere change if all students enjoyed math and were ...
