? From DSC: Also check one of the things that Scott mentioned in his talk — Behance, a network of creatives. They consistently offer livestreams […]
Do you have a deep understanding of who the audience is for your course or content? Unfortunately, it is incredibly easy to create learning content […]
Scenario Based Learning uses real world scenarios to immerse learners in learning situations. This can vary from a simple text-based adventure, to in-person role playing […]
Defining the skills citizens will need in the future world of work — from McKinsey & Company; with thanks to Ryan Craig for this resource […]
Living With a Learning Disability: Challenges, Helpful Advice & Improvements — from inclusionhub.com by Meredith Kreisa Excerpts: While it is critical to remember that symptoms, comorbidities, […]
It’s fair to say that over the last eighteen months we’ve all been involved in a number of online events! Whether it’s been the lessons […]
The STOP Award $1 Million Prize — to honor education providers that continued to perform for underserved families during Covid. We would like to support […]
How to Design Science Lessons Based on Instructional Research • TechNotes Blog: The main benefit...
School management software is a helpful tool for schools to handle students, teachers and complete administration with ease. It is a set of algorithms that […]
McKinsey for Kids: I, Robot? What technology shifts mean for tomorrow’s jobs — from mckinsey.com Tomorrow’s jobs will look different from today’s—and not just because […]
Google Earth Lesson Plan — from techlearning.com by Stephanie Smith Budhai Excerpt: The 3D interactive online exploration platform Google Earth provides a pathway to endless […]
Why “Challenging” Isn’t The Right Goal — from byrdseed.com by Ian Byrd Excerpt: If I asked you to alphabetize the US state capitals in under 90 […]
