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Disruption has been a popular word for tech companies. Everyone talks about breaking the mold. Being bolder and bigger. Turning an industry on it’s head. […]
By now you’ve probably seen the materials tab that lives on every class page in Chalkup. But do you know that this tiny icon is […]
2016. What an interesting year. We’ve combed through our 2016 blogs and found the 10 most-loved, most-read, and most-shared pieces. Take a quick walk down […]
As far as expectations go, technology has conditioned the modern user to expect answers faster than ever before. Movie times, restaurant menus, and playoff schedules […]
Education has changed in the last decade; the way we think about learning has evolved. As educators learn more about how to reach students and […]
Google Forms are an easy to use, free survey tool included within G Suite for Education (formerly called Google Apps for Education, we’re still getting […]
We recently encouraged our fine readers to get a conversation started with their friendly neighborhood technology admin. We even created an email template to spark […]
So, Google just dropped some news that they're changing the long-held name of Google Apps for Education to just "G Suite for Education". Google […]
We talk a lot about powerful things you can do with Docs, Sheets, and Slides. We have entire e-books dedicated to using Google Apps for […]
Contemplating an edtech switch? Consider this your sign. People Don’t Use It You have a school-wide LMS, but that surely isn’t a guarantee that a […]
How’s the beginning of school treating you, STEM teachers? As you prep for the new academic year, we thought you’d enjoy a few new sites […]
Do you do that thing where you find yourself comparing today’s educational landscape to the environment you were in as a student? We noticed that we […]
