Tag: screen time
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Rethinking Literacy in a Digital Age
For decades, literacy referred only to print text. In school, students were taught to read books and write essays. Students were considered literate when they could ... -
Nominations Are Now Being Accepted for The 2017 Tech Edvocate Awards
The education market is currently worth around $5 trillion globally, and it is forecasted that edtech investment alone will reach $252 billion by the year 2020. ... -
What Are the Benefits of Digital Textbooks?
For most, traditional textbooks are a necessary evil. They’re heavy, expensive, and often underused by teachers only requiring the book for a few key chapters. As ... -
8 Must Have Autism Apps, Tools, and Resources for Kids
In America, 1 in 1000 kids will be diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This disease is classified as on a spectrum because it impacts children differently. ... -
3 EdTech Trends that are Redefining the K-12 Landscape
Edtech is the newest buzz term for educators, but within this sphere are more specific trends to be aware of. Primary and secondary school teachers should ... -
11 Websites, Apps, and Games for the STEAM Classroom
As STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) careers continue to rise in demand, America is lagging behind. Can we even begin to change the trajectory ... -
Come for the computers, stay for the books: Libraries are re-booting to become the tech hub for schools
Column by Chris Berdik Traci Chun, a teacher-lirarian at Skyview High School in Vancouver, Washington, and junior Ulises Santillano Tlaseca troubleshoot a 3D printing job in ... -
6 of the Best Apps and Tools for Special Needs Students
The number of students with special needs is on the rise across the United States, making it increasingly difficult for educators to teach effectively to their ... -
9 Reading Apps and Tools for the Elementary Classroom
Reading has always been a foundational skill. Not only does it influence how we interact with the world but it is still the medium by which ...
