Tag: STEAM
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How Can You Take the Distance Out of Distance Learning?
Distance learning has provided thousands of students the chance to increase their knowledge on a chosen subject in an accessible and flexible way. During the fall ... -
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 years as ... -
EdTech Should Change the Way Teachers Teach
For a long time, teaching was teacher-centered: the teacher dispensed information through lecture, handouts, or presentations; the students absorbed the information by listening and taking notes. ... -
Why Edtech Companies Should Hire Educators
With the rise of new edtech companies, the competition to succeed in the industry grows each year. In 2016, the industry raised over 1 billion dollars. ... -
Making Edtech a Key Part of Your School Construction Plan
Technology brings with it exciting innovations and even though products get smarter and smaller; our classrooms are changing very little. The construction of new schools is ... -
How Technology Can Be Used to Create Better Assessments
One of the many changes that students are experiencing is their ability to be assessed not only in the classroom but also online. Students of all ... -
10 Technologies to Keep Schools Safe
With all the news of different school shootings, it is becoming increasingly important to take advantage of new technology to keep schools safer. Implementing effective high-technology ... -
Why Educators Make Some of the Best EdTech Entrepreneurs
It’s no secret that many teachers leave their jobs to pursue more lucrative careers. About one-third of teachers quit within the first five years of joining ... -
The Latest Campus Fashion: Wearable Technology
Step into a college classroom, and you’re likely to find a handful of students sporting the latest campus fashion—that is, wearable technology. Wearable technology started out ... -
How Should Colleges Be Teaching?
For many students, graduating from high school means heading off in short order to a residential four-year college or university to pursue higher education, a college ...
