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Administrators launch initiatives to maximize online learning, even if its no longer as essential as it was in the COVID-disrupted 2020-21 school year.
Smart investments, returns can help districts get new tech.
Blockchain, a highly secure and decentralized type of online database, could soon impact everything from classroom instruction to college transcripts to business operations.
Fisher, Davidson, Bellow and Schrock will bring their elite edtech knowledge and banter in person in Orlando in January 2022
Have an innovative new ed tech solution? Enter to be a part of our “Top Ed Tech Products of the Year” awards.
Positive psychology expert Shawn Achor will guide educators toward success by becoming "positive geniuses" at the Future of Education Technology® Conference.
Keeping track of all the laptops and Wi-Fi hotspots distributed urgently to students was yet another of COVID's myriad challenges. How big a challenge that continues to be depends on a range of factors.
If pictures are worth 1,000 words, what about video—that question, and how ed-tech empowers student and teacher creativity, was the focus of this week's #FETCchat.
With online and hybrid learning set to outlast COVID, students (and teachers) will look for simplified user experiences to navigate digital learning tools.
Here's how superintendents and their teams can leverage the strides made during online learning over the last year to further personalize learning and more deeply involve and engage parents.
Virtual internships are poised to outlast the disruptions of COVID because they give businesses access to a much broader pool of candidates particularly underrepresented students.
Building a pipeline of computer science teachers is one of the biggest steps school leaders can take to accelerate coding, programming and related subjects in their districts, one expert says.
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