How does your school or district address supporting students with disabilities, especially during remote learning? Remote learning was a sudden shock for most educators. Silence […]

If you are getting ready to deploy new technology to your district, you may want to ask yourself a few questions first. Many of us […]

Global Accessibility Awareness Day falls on May 21, 2020. The purpose of the day is to get everyone talking, thinking, and learning about digital access. […]

A recent Zoom Discussion with TCEA members found us sharing the technology apps, websites, programs, and tools that we simply couldn’t live without. It was […]

As schools across the country roll out their distance learning plans, many questions remain about how to execute them. Here are six of the most […]

Have you ever taken the perfect photo until you looked at it later and found that the background wasn’t what you wanted? Would you like […]

The American classroom isn’t what it used to be. In just a matter of years, digital learning and access to digital tools have revolutionized how […]

As an educator leading remote learning, you may need to call parents. But sharing your mobile number may cause you concerns. Giving students and parents […]

The Wick Editor may be your new, best digital tool. As a longtime gamer, I am always on the lookout for game creation tools. As […]

Remote learning providers are moving in a fast way to make their services more available in the wake of COVID-19. At the same time, K-16 […]

Chromebooks are so powerful that they come with built-in accessibility features right out of the box. In order to unlock learning experiences for students with […]