It doesn’t matter what you call it, but the ability to ‘remote’ work is as much about the attitude of the individual as the attitude […]

What is a tweetmeet you ask? TweetMeets are monthly recurring Twitter conversations about themes relevant to educators, facilitated by Microsoft Education. The purpose of these events […]

Imagine your class traveling to see the Great Pyramid of Giza, touring the International Space Station, or having a face to face conversation with a […]

Our classrooms can be as big as we want them to be. If we can get our students connected then the world becomes their classroom. […]

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Kahoot is a favorite among students and teachers alike. It’s a fun way to jazz up assessments with gameshow style quizzes. But what if we […]

The past four months have seen me working remotely and from home. Not only has it meant more time with the family but it’s meant […]

Christian talked about how the flood waters were up to his waist in his house. His classmate described how his dogs cowered under the bed during […]

I have very few spare minutes today. With aging comes an increased awareness of the fact that I no longer can successfully delude myself about […]

Many times, teachers try to bring technology into the classroom by “teching up” their old lessons. They hope that they’ll get big, lasting change from […]

Brenda Todd, the first teacher to achieve the state's digital global education badge, uses Skype and blogging to introduce students to cultures around the globe.