From DSC: Very nice! “The Contemplative Commons at the University of Virginia” — from csc.virginia.edu The Contemplative Commons embodies a new model of higher education at […]

From DSC: Below are some resources for teaching at home. And some of this (much of this?) is not typical homeschooling, just as much of […]

From DSC: When I saw the learning space as pictured below, I couldn’t help but ask a couple of questions: Doesn’t this look like a […]

Play is disappearing from kindergarten. It’s hurting kids. — from edsurge.com by  Joe Martin Excerpt (emphasis DSC): In an increasing number of schools, teachers of very […]

The Dangers of “Teaching the Way We Best Learn” — from scholarlyteacher.com by Todd Zakrajsek Excerpts: Not everyone sees the world as I do, and […]

A two-part series from Educause regarding inclusive design/accessibility — with thanks to Ray Schroeder for his posting on this out on LinkedIn. Part I: A […]

Also see: Live from Bett: What’s new in EDU–Free resources to boost engagement and collaboration — from the Microsoft Education Team on January 22, 2020 […]

From DSC: If you are using a tool like Cisco Webex in your school, consider implementing the idea below. I’d like to thank Mr. Steve […]

From DSC: Though we aren’t quite there yet, the pieces continue to come together to build a next generation learning platform that will help people […]

XR for Teaching and Learning — from educause Key Findings XR technologies are being used to achieve learning goals across domains. Effective pedagogical uses of […]

Greta Thunberg is the youngest TIME Person of the Year ever. Here’s how she made history — from time.com Excerpt: The politics of climate action are […]

Artificial Intelligence has a gender problem — why it matters for everyone — from nbcnews.com by Halley Bondy To fight the rise of bias in […]