Review five tips that students and families can use to set up effective digital study spaces and routines at home.
Ty Stevenson helps us visualize what education may look like in the near future; how CTE, STEM, and CS fit into that vision; and the importance of both personalization and career awareness.
Explore ways to connect your students to digital pen pals and learning partners outside of your physical classroom.
Angela Maiers helps us make sense of generative artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT and consider how this suddenly popular technology impacts education.
In today’s episode, we’ll explore resources to help you find virtual guest speakers to bring into your classroom.
A.J. Juliani talks about the benefits of project-based learning (PBL) as well as practical ways to get started with implementing PBL in your classroom.
Explore resources that you can use to plan and set up virtual field trips for your students.
Kevin Honeycutt draws upon stories, music, and unique experiences to help students and educators see a path forward, even when things feel dark and hopeless.
Explore five multimedia canvases that your students can use to mash up multiple forms of media into one final product.
Learn the basics of mastery learning, its benefits, how it connects to flipped learning, and how to get started implementing this approach in your classroom.
Explore six ways that you can allow students to create with animation tools in your classroom.
George Couros joins us to talk about how we can make positive change in our schools by having an innovator’s mindset and empowering students and staff.
Review seven ways that you can have students write creatively in any content-area classroom.
Dr. Kendall Latham describes Girls Who Game, a free program intended to inspire and empower girls in STEM and computer science.
Explore five ways that students can create with images.