Explore four websites filled with resources that you can use for CSEdWeek, which runs December 9–15, 2024.
At this time of Thanksgiving, our hosts give thanks for the unsung heroes in education—the people who help our schools function, even though their work may go unnoticed.
Explore three digital tools that you can use to effectively and efficiently create thank-you cards and messages.
Danielle Eisenberg, Chief of Assessment Design and Integration at ETS, discusses the future of assessment and the Skills for the Future Initiative, a joint undertaking between ETS and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
Explore two generative AI tools that allow you to create music tracks from text prompts.
Ben Solomon joins us to discuss an exciting project focused on sharing stories from teachers who are supporting students with disabilities and learning differences in the area of career education and development.
Explore three powerful updates to Google’s NotebookLM, a free AI-powered digital notebook.
We are joined by instructional technology expert Eric Curts, who helps us unpack the power of technology in the classroom.
Explore QuillBot, a writing assistant that works across apps and websites while leveraging the power of AI to help you write, edit, and revise.
Eric Sheninger and Nicki Slaugh share insights from their new book about personalized learning, including why they are proponents of this approach, strategies for achieving personalization, and what it looks like in practice.
Explore online resources that you can use to teach your students news and media literacy skills for election season and life in general.
Dr. Federica Fornaciari, a professor in the Strategic Communication programs at National University, helps us unpack the importance of media literacy, concerns with mis- and disinformation, and strategies for becoming better consumers and producers of media.
Explore online resources that you can use to teach your students news and media literacy skills for election season and life in general.
The Unpacking Education podcast team reflects on their own experiences as new teachers, what they found to be helpful, and how they’ve seen colleagues supported as they enter into the teaching profession or take on a new role.
Explore the third and final section of the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Guidelines: Design Multiple Means of Action and Expression.