Early Childhood & K-12 EdTech
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Fact Checking? Not Any More
Lectures aren’t what they used to be. Back in the day, professors amassed a collection of well-researched information, partly from peers and colleagues, and ... -
The Digital Break Your Students Need
Imagine being locked in a room. You have no idea where you are, other than in a room containing the clues you need to ... -
What Types of Product Testimonials Influence K-12 Educators?
Let’s face it, selling is not easy. And selling technological solutions to non-technical clients like teachers is even more difficult. One tip for EdTech ... -
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 ... -
We Need Emotional Intelligence with our Edtech
Artificial intelligence has been changing the world in increments for several generations. With an emergence that was barely noticeable at first, AI now has ... -
Don’t Table the Tablets Just Yet
When tablets first arrived in classrooms, students and teachers alike found themselves drawn to the visual intensity of the screen. The apps available for ... -
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 ... -
Can You Create Epic Digital Learning Content?
You might be able to create epic, or at least nearly heroic, digital learning content, but should you? Being crafty isn’t easy. Being tech-creative ... -
Cyber-solutions to Cyberbullying
Social media was supposed to bring us together. Instead, it’s creating a chasm between groups and individuals as they take shots at each other ... -
How Technological Singularity will Change Schools
John von Neumann was the first to see it coming: eventually, the capacity of machine intelligence would surpass that of the human race. His ...
