Twitter can Bring a Contemporary, Fun Social Element to Topic Exploration, Research, Projects, and Other Classroom Activities Twitter, along with other social media platforms, is […]

Image Source  Well, it's September and here we are – school is back in session all across the U.S. and much of the world. And […]

New NMC Report Provides a Rich Look at Digital Literacy Models, Exemplars, and Explorations Within Higher Education I spent a good deal of time with […]

Image Source Communicating information visually can remix a text-heavy class, catch students’ eyes, and cater to visual learners’ preferences. Below, we have pulled four websites […]

Teachers are writing blog posts exploring a new question or topic every other week, and then getting together on alternate Wednesday evening's for a Twitter […]

Image Source For some time now, using technology to facilitate learning in K-12 classrooms has been a growing focus in many schools. From art classes […]

Effective teaching is a result of well-planned out ideas and content that is organized in its delivery. Concept maps or mind maps are valuable tools […]

If we Don't Teach Students how to Confirm the Validity of Information They Find on the Internet, Who Will? In yesterday's post, we were introduced […]

Image Source In their report, Mitchell Institute explores definitive links between student disengagement and problematic societal issues such as unemployment, crime, poor health and public […]

Summer is a Great Time to Explore Coding Apps There is no doubt that summer time can be packed with adventures, vacations, and activities galore! […]

Socratic Expands to the Android Platform and Adds Support for 5 New Languages Last week I had a fun conversation with Christopher Pedegral, CEO of […]

Such a Simple and Powerful Technique That so Few Know About Ever been looking for content on a web page and having to scroll and […]