In this episode, you’ll learn about seven new EdTech tools that I’m excited about this school year. You’ll also hear some strategies for getting started with this list
In this episode of “Ask the Tech Coach,” Jeff welcomes Pennsylvania educator Matt Friedman to discuss 4 Ways For Tech Coaches to Tech Coach At Tech Conferences. We are
It’s become a popular refrain: The “sit-and-get” approach to learning is just as played out for professional development as it is for students. But how do you make
FETC 2020 Presentations and Resources by Kasey Bell I just finished presenting, connecting, and learning at the Future of Educational Technology Conference, or FETC, in Miami, Florida. It is
Nowhere is the evidence of unbridled excitement for learning clearer than in a classroom full of 5- and 6-year old students. The 32 kindergarteners that made up my
It is so important to our student success that we find ways to involve families more than just in periodic conversations or events at school, but go beyond
Cyberbullying, Internet Safety and Netiquette Lesson Plans for High School Students Digital media has permeated every area of students’ lives, both at home and at school. With the
Contributor: Amy Storer, Instructional Coach, Montgomery ISD In January of 2018, I came across a post on Twitter about a Voxer book study on the book, The Four O’Clock
Contributor: Rachelle Dene Poth, Language and STEAM Teacher at Riverview High School in Oakmont, PA. There are a lot of topics that are going to be quite popular
Contributor: Karen Young, Media Specialist at Buck Lake Elementary School Makerspace… Hackerspace…FabLab…all words to describe a space within a media center. At its simplest level, makerspace is a “space
