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Guest blog post by Amy Storer, Learning Ambassador Not too long ago, I sat and watched a friend in Kansas connect with my friends […]
I had the opportunity to attend, share, and connect at the recent ISTE (International Society of Technology Education) conference in San Antonio, Texas. The event […]
Combined Atomic Learning and Versifit Technologies have been operating in the education industry for over two decades, and offer a suite of products that have […]
If you’re a teacher (or started your education career as one), have you ever woke up to prepare for a day of learning with great […]
While teachers may be excited by the potential of technology in their classroom, it can still be intimidating. Even hearing success stories and accessing example […]
Guest blog post by Lisa Monthie, Learning Ambassador Learning new words is hard! There, I said it. I am an avid reader and subscribe to […]
Have you ever said (or heard someone say), “I’m so bad at math?” I’m sure you’ve heard it from a bunch of people. It easily […]
Keep learning throughout the summer months with FREE professional development sent right to your inbox! Starting June 14th, we'll send you a weekly email with […]
Guest blog post by Scott Christensen, Learning Ambassador Using the internet has become second nature. We expect access 24/7, in our homes, while […]
Guest blog post by Claudio Zavala, Learning Ambassador I have to make a confession. I’m a news junkie! I listen to stay informed and to […]
Have you ever watched an Atomic Learning series or learning module and thought, “Psh. I can do that?” Well, good news! We are always looking […]
