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Carolyn Crist

Curriculum & Instruction

Schools reenergize next-generation science fairs

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As science education has expanded in recent years to adopt the Next Generation Science Standards—which include project-based learning and multidisciplinary studies in technology, engineering and mathematics—so have the corresponding science fairs.
Curriculum & Instruction

Next-generation science project ideas

Carolyn Crist -
Want to transform your traditional science fair idea into one that fits a next-generation classroom? Check out these examples from Liza Rickey of Sartori Elementary School in Renton, Washington.
Admin & Management

How to supply tech essentials for esports in schools

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If 2018 was known as the Wild West in K-12 esports, 2019 has become the year of “manageable chaos,” technology directors say.
Admin & Management

Do you know the system requirements for esports in schools?

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Although the debate will forever rage regarding the best parts to put into a gaming computer, including which pieces are most important to prioritize, several esports leagues across the country have compiled lists of minimum requirements and suggested upgrades.
Education Technology

Makerspace alternatives: Maker-carts and ‘breakerspaces’

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Not all districts can dedicate time, space or money to a makerspace, but educators can still incorporate innovative tinkering. In some schools, teachers have created...
Education Technology

Makerspace shopping lists for schools

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The supplies and technology you put in your makerspace will depend on the level of learning that will take place.
Curriculum & Instruction

A school makerspace inspires STEM invention everywhere

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Today's focus on STEM projects seems irrevocably linked to makerspaces. Educators have seen students thrive when they experiment with tools and technology to create various objects.
Cybersecurity

Voice-activated technology sounds better in education

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As voice-activated devices transition from homes to classrooms, dozens of teachers now lead spelling practice, present history lessons and interact with their students in new ways.
Uncategorized

10 ways to use voice-activated technology in the classroom

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Experts and educators offer tips on how to use Alexa, Google Home and other voice-activated devices in the classroom. These suggestions cover instructional uses and security.
Uncategorized

Safety and privacy do’s and don’ts with voice-activated technology

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Safety and privacy of students and their data remains a key concern when teachers bring Alexa, Google Home and other voice-activated devices into the...
Admin & Management

For edtech, a 360-degree defense

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When securing edtech infrastructure, district leaders must concentrate on six "layers": physical, network, applications, content, endpoint and cloud/data centers, according to a 2017 report...
Admin & Management

Covering all cyberbases

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The "Cyber-Security in Today's K-12 Environment" report from the Council of the Great City Schools outlines six areas of security. Districts should develop a...
Admin & Management

Certification evaluation for K12 educators

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Certifications in the technology sector are ever-evolving, as new education tools, apps and platforms become available on a nearly continuous basis. In fact, several new...
Admin & Management

Climate education confidence

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Environmental science teacher Jamie Esler takes his Idaho high school students outdoors for hands-on learning about climate science and climate change. They take core...
Admin & Management

How schools are solving a safety dilemma

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Going into his third year as principal of Sunset Elementary School near Spokane, Washington, Ty McGregor feels more confident that he has prepared his...
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