Early Childhood & K-12 EdTech
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9 Ways That Artificial Intelligence Helps Improve Student Outcomes
I receive a lot of correspondence from teachers, professors, and education administrators who are interested in finding our out how they can leverage artificial ... -
Can a School be Successful Without Using Modern Technology?
In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected environment, using technology seems like a must, not an option. It governs most of the tasks that we complete each ... -
Nurturing Innovators in the Classroom and Beyond
Students who can innovate will not only have a leg up on the competition for college and careers, but they will also be in ... -
Solving Three Common Edtech Partnership Problems
When the partnership you have with your educational software provider turns negative, is it worth the effort to reconcile? Or would it be better ... -
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 ... -
Bridging the Disconnect Between Edtech Research and Educators
The exhibitor floor at a major edtech convention must be seen to be believed: hundreds of vendors with thousands of new products vie for ... -
Are Digital Devices the Reason Why Kids Can’t Write?
Many parents who look at the messages sent back and forth in their children’s smart phones wonder if schools are even teaching writing these ... -
Nine Strategies to Personalize Learning in Your Class Tomorrow
Personalized learning meets students at the intersection of their abilities and their interests, so why wouldn’t you want to individualize instructional experiences for every ... -
NetSupport DNA (Education Edition): In a Class by Itself
If you have followed my work over the past couple of years, then you know that I am a fan of NetSupport products. I ... -
Using Virtual Reality to Improve Student’s Job Interviewing Skills
One of the most exciting emerging technologies is virtual reality: whether you are walking through an art museum thousands of miles from your home ...
