
Students Can Work Together with Book Creator’s Collaboration Feature
Are your students collaborators and creators? In my book Tasks Before Apps: Designing Rigorous Learning in a Tech-Rich Classroom I
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Are your students collaborators and creators? In my book Tasks Before Apps: Designing Rigorous Learning in a Tech-Rich Classroom I

Is technology integration in your classroom meaningful, sustainable and scalable? Next week I’m joining the folks at Voyager Sopris to

Earlier this year the team at Lexia Learning reached out to me. They shared a new literacy program they’ve developed

Can virtual reality happen without a headset? I was invited to speak at the 3rd European iPads in the Classroom

I recently had the chance to review the new research conducted by Adobe Education on creativity in the classroom. Their

What does formative assessment look like in your classroom? As a classroom teacher, I knew how important it was to

The team at Otus has revamped a popular feature. It makes creating assessments easier for teachers using their robust learning

I’ve had the chance to work with Pre-K teachers and primary educators as an education technology consultant over the past

How does math data in your school and district stay organized? Do you have collaborative conversations around math assessments with

I recently read a fantastic article by Jay McTigue featured in ASCD’s monthly magazine in Educational Leadership. He is the

This month I’m hosting a special webinar on behalf of the team at NetRef. The title of the webinar is

When students can create and visualize classroom content, their ability to truly understand and retain the information increases. Creating in
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