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Tech & Cybersecurity

Districts of Distinction winners show off projects at FETC

Matt Zalaznick -
Project-based learning, real-world challenges highlight the learning initiatives developed by the latest Districts of Distinction honorees.

What’s new with Zoom? Quite a lot for teachers, schools

Chris Burt -
From room selection to Power Point possibilities, the videoconferencing platform is ever-evolving.

4 keys for effective school leadership in all environments

Matt Zalaznick -
Strong educational leadership during COVID, and in any environment, requires that administrators stay hyper-focused on their 'why,' FETC keynote speakers say

What’s happening on day four of FETC

Matt Zalaznick -
Cybersecurity, long-range strategic planning and the always-popular Tech Share keynote highlight the final day of the 2021 Future of Education Technology Conference®.

Renaissance offers resources to keep students accelerating

Chris Burt -
The education software company releases key statistics on reading and math progress at FETC and provides solutions to educators to help them meet their goals.

How to do active learning, in-person and remote

Matt Zalaznick -
Keys to active learning include allowing students to explore the content, ask questions and connect the lesson to theirs passions and interests.

Utilizing funding to enhance teaching and learning

Melissa Ezarik -
In an FETC session presented by Zoom Video Communications, attendees got a crash course in the latest COVID-19 relief funding and heard from a superintendent about his district's initiatives.

How to capitalize on COVID’s equity lessons

Matt Zalaznick -
The rapid transformations educators made to serve vulnerable students during COVID should be an inspiration for making the K-12 system more equitable, FETC keynote speaker says.

What’s coming up on day three of FETC

Matt Zalaznick -
The Biden-Harris administration's goals for K-12 education and COVID-era leadership strategies top the bill on day three of the Future of Education Technology Conference® 2021.

Report: Nearly 12 million students still caught in digital divide

Chris Burt -
Though numbers improved during the fall, there are still large gaps that exist for remote learners that only federal funding may fix, experts say.

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