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Online learning

4 ways Minnesota aims to boost students’ digital wellbeing

Minnesota’s digital wellbeing bill would fund education and training around the balanced use of screens, the internet and social media, supporters say. 

Why one group of Black students prefers online learning

Black high school students in a college residency course said they felt safer at home and could better focus on schoolwork away from the stress of racist environments.

Edtech is facilitating growth for students and educators, and it’s not done yet

The technology has enabled students to thrive and continue their learning while educators and educational institutions have also benefitted from the support these resources have offered.

4 key funding questions that ed-tech trackers can answer

Shift to online learning has left some superintendents asking questions such as: ‘How engaged are students in the new digital platforms we’ve invested in?’

14 things math students say about online learning’s future

In what may not come as a surprise to superintendents and their teams, a significant number of competitive high school math students hope online learning is here to stay.

50 degrees of connectivity: How connected is your state?

Free Connect K-12 website aggregates, analyzes, and visualizes E-rate data to help superintendents and CIOs negotiate better internet pricing to reach connectivity goals.
Wed Apr 7th, 2021

How a new platform lets students choose their own college tutors

Knoyo allows K-12 students to choose a college student tutor based on subject matter expertise, common interests and shared experiences.

Tue Apr 6th, 2021

Online learning: 5 ways to make the most of the student support role at your school

The student support person is one of the key factors determining whether students will be successful in an online learning environment or whether they will flounder.
Tue Apr 6th, 2021

3 considerations before green-lighting long-term remote learning

In a situation without a medical need, administrators must explore least restrictive environment issues, transition skills and social-emotional learning.
Tue Apr 6th, 2021

Math Awareness Month: How COVID is changing the way math is taught, learned

The increase in digital tools during COVID-19 has helped illuminate many of the benefits they bring to math instruction and learning for students and teachers.
Mon Apr 5th, 2021

3 questions answered about blended learning’s future

The disruptions of COVID and the shift to online learning have kicked many emerging education trends into a higher gear. One of those trends is blended learning.
Mon Apr 5th, 2021