EdTech & Innovation
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How New Innovative Features in Classrooms Support EdTech
The Oxford Dictionary defines “Innovative” as “featuring new methods; advanced or original.” Technology was trickling into our school systems at a pretty comfortable rate. Then, all ... -
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How to Get Your Educators Excited About Using Edtech
The pandemic has taken a toll on all our institutions, and schools aren’t exempt. School leaders know that schools are closed, but teaching must ... -
The Digital Revolution in Schools: It’s Not Just Remote Learning
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced change on everyone, perhaps none more so than teachers and students. Education, that central pillar of civilization, was forced ... -
How Innovation is Helping Educators Teach From Home
Imagine yourself fifteen years ago and how you would have reacted if someone told you that all schools would be primarily online. Fast forward ... -
What Are We Learning From the World’s Big EdTech Initiatives?
Over the past few months, a remarkable experiment has been taking place. With almost every school in the world moving to remote learning, educational ... -
Video Conferencing to Virtual Cadavers: Classroom Innovation
Developing systems to manage curriculums and changing anatomy classes are only two examples of how UCSF’s TEE (Technology Enhanced Education) team collaborates with medical ... -
5 Ed Tech Trends Redefine the Connected Campus
Technology is a wonderful tool that allows us to streamline and revolutionize different aspects of our lives and society. Every day we read about ... -
Building a Strong Academic Scaffold with EdTech
If you aren’t sure what to expect in this coming school year or are unsure whether your school district will begin the year with ... -
EdTech that “Sparks Joy”
Joyful learning is learning that sticks around for years to come, and joyful teaching is done by teachers that enjoy their job. Teachers that ... -
Why Blended Learning Will Become an Educational Norm
Each student in your classroom can be thought of as a different color, hue, or tint. They each have their own various nuances and ...
