5 Reasons Why IT Asset Management is Essential for K-12 Schools
IT asset management is a crucial part of any plan for purchasing and distributing digital assets to students and staff members.
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IT asset management is a crucial part of any plan for purchasing and distributing digital assets to students and staff members.
Carrie Rogers-Whitehead joins to discuss the meaning of digital citizenship and how to embed this across diverse learning environments.
Text Blaze is a Chrome extension that lets you create custom templates, so you don’t have to type the same thing over and over again.
Explore eight ideas for a fun classroom activity that is both educational and engaging. These strategies are excellent for any subject area.
Reading and writing skills are present throughout the school day. Here are six ways to integrate literacy into social studies lessons.
Learn how introducing keyboard shortcuts to students is actually teaching a “lifelong” tech skill and share tips and resources.
Scott Gill, CEO of Trafera, joins to chat about 2023 EdTech trends and insights, including how to support positive outcomes for students.
In an inclusive classroom, you can give students choices on what learning activities they try while checking for understanding.
Learn how using comics in education settings provides students with a creative way to apply what they have learned about science topics.
Whitney Aragaki joins to unpack the term place-based instruction and delve into how to put this important pedagogy into action with students.
Karol Górnowicz, CEO of Skriware, joins to discuss the importance of STEAM education and the connection to vocational education.
Teaching STEAM concepts across the curriculum is possible with intentional integration throughout different subject areas.
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