Early Childhood & K-12 EdTech
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10 Reasons to Try Coding in the Classroom
Written By Danny Summerell, STEAM Educator and Innovations Leader at Hazel Glen College in Northern Melbourne, Australia When I talk about coding to other ... -
10 Reasons to Become a Google Certified Trainer
Google Certified Trainers are education professionals who help other teachers successfully redefine learning by integrating technology into their classrooms. To become a Google Certified ... -
How to Create Successful and Sustainable Makerspaces in Low-Income and Rural Schools
What if you could offer students in low-income and rural schools a technology-based opportunity to develop the creative genius you know they have? You’d ... -
Apps and Tools That Will Help You Develop an Individualized Service Plan (ISP)
If you have a child with special needs or you are in need of support services, you are already aware that there are many ... -
Apps and Tools That Will Help You Develop an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)
What makes an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) unique is that it is designed for younger children and is family-oriented. An IFSP is a ... -
Amplifying Student Voice While Teaching Digital Citizenship
Many educators have been unaware of the need to teach their students about digital citizenship. After all, it is not unusual for students to ... -
Why Does Google Get Such High Customer Satisfaction Scores from K-12 Users?
For decades, Apple was the go-to source for educational technology. But in recent years, Google has largely dethroned Apple as the platform of choice. ... -
Using Google Expeditions in the Classroom
Google Expeditions is a free app that is a teaching tool in virtual reality. Think of it as allowing students to take a virtual ... -
How to Flip a Parent Teacher Conference
The concept of a flipped classroom is simple but profound: instead of presenting new information during class time and then having students practice using ... -
How to Use Google Slides in the Classroom
Google Slides is a presentation product; it is quite similar to the more-familiar PowerPoint. But since it is part of the Google suite of ...
