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Attendees got their hands dirty with high-tech and low-tech creations offered by a Kennesaw State service, iTeach, for teachers and students.
Baltimore County Public Schools and Pinellas County Schools were honored for their innovative initiatives that have improved student learning outcomes.
From hardware and games to simply embracing esports in schools, attendees at the Future of Education Technology Conference learn how to make a new program run well.
Educators got a sneak peek at some soon-to-be-released digital translation programs and a wealth of other ed tech tools at the “TechSHARE LIVE Keynote” at FETC.
The Expo Hall showcased 49 new solutions along with the most popular products, from security and artificial intelligence enhancements to esports devices, makerspaces and interactive displays. Check out DA’s coverage, including a slideshow.
The “AR MR VR Experience Sandbox” session featured various stations to test devices, from phone apps to cameras and headsets.
Special education educators and administrators—and mainstream educators with an interest in helping students with special needs—had many options to choose from during the first two days of FETC. Also: Find out where to be Thursday and Friday.
Not all time is created equal, says Daniel Pink, FETC keynote speaker and bestselling author, who writes about more effective approaches to learning, creativity, work and business.
Find out where to be and what to see on Day 3. Keep up the ed tech momentum as FETC enters its second half.
A music immersion program has helped to close achievement gaps and improve learning outcomes by teaching students music every day.
Attendees at the Future of Education Technology Conference learn the benefits of starting an esports program at schools and best practices for long-term success.
Traditional school schedules fail to take advantage of the natural, daily cycle of a student's cognitive abilities, which are analytical earlier in the day, fall into a trough around noon, and become more creative later.
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