What is identity theft? Identity theft is an act of stealing and using one’s personal information in order to commit fraud and other criminal activity. […]
Part of my job as an English teacher is to teach students how to read, analyze, talk, and write about texts in both paper-based and […]
I read recently a very interesting article on https://edtechfactotum.com/ about Digital Fluency vs Digital Literacy by Clint Lalonde. Why this was so interesting to me […]
A picture says a thousand words is the commonly quoted saying, but what if you can’t see the picture very well? Many students rely on […]
In the third instalment of our monthly #5minutereflection, we will look at Open Educational Resources (OERs). Open educational resources (OERs) are ‘free and openly licensed […]
Have you googled yourself lately? What does the Internet search reveal about you? With each hashtag, blog post, tweet, and online project at a time, […]
Google Lens is an AI-powered technology that uses your smartphone camera and deep machine learning to search what you see…and it’s really cool. You can use […]
‘Students have access to unprecedented amounts of information online and need to move beyond consumption to more critical, organised and productive use of digital materials, […]
“I cannot teach anyone anything, I can only make them think.” – Socrates The warm, sunny weather in Florida was fantastic at the ATD Techknowledge […]
It’s almost impossible to overstate the impact of technology on the lives of students today. With the ever-increasing popularity of social media platforms and online […]
Kids today start using the Internet from an early age. About 80% of children have access to a computer at home. By the time they’re in […]
We’re excited that Learning.com will be in San Antonio in February for the annual TCEA Convention & Exposition. For the 2019 Convention, we’ll be at Booth #937 […]
