EdTech & Innovation
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Which Country Is Leading the Edtech Movement?
Technology has the potential to enhance global education, but which country is leading the edtech movement? Let’s look at a few contenders. The United ... -
The Power and Promise of OER is the Democratization of Education
Open educational resources, more commonly known as OER, promise a revolution in education. Historically, access to educational resources has been severely limited by the ... -
Are You Maximizing the Impact of Your Interactive Whiteboard?
Interactive whiteboards are one of many tools at a teacher’s disposal. Most schools now have these hands-on learning tools in each classroom. They allow ... -
Tech Tools to Support a Mindful Classroom
Your students can walk into your classroom stressed out by academics, their home lives, or their social lives. How can you help them get ... -
3-D printers – A Buyers’ Guide
3D printing is hot technology. It engages students in the classroom in a way that few curriculum topics can. The technology is relevant to ... -
10 Edtech Accelerators and Incubators that You Should Know About
Few people have the initial resources necessary to get their edtech company up and running successfully. Accelerators and incubators can connect you with the ... -
Google Search Tips Students Should Know About
Decades ago, students would turn to the library’s card catalog in order to track down the information they needed for a research project. The ... -
How to Get More Women in Edtech
With the growth in educational technology over the last few years, the demand for professionals equipped to deal with changes in the industry is ... -
How to Give Your School District a Tech Makeover
Edtech is transforming education, but not all school districts have caught up with tech trends. Your school district may need a tech makeover, but ... -
The Power and Promise of Game-Based Learning
From young learners to adults, games can be used to increase learning. Games have been used by teachers for centuries, and probably thousands of ...
