Why Elementary Needs STEM Integration and more
Why Elementary Needs STEM Integration
Post by ETT Instructor Shawn O’Neill As educators we know that incorporating STEM into our elementary classrooms has benefits that reach far beyond just science and mathematics.(1) When we provide our classroom with hands-on STEM activities, students are not only learning about science, technology, engineering, and math; they are learning ma…
Keep One-to-One Device Repair Costs Within Budget
$3.5 million — that’s how much one Georgia public school system will shell out for lost and damaged devices this year, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. Atlanta Public Schools estimates that about 11 percent of its devices have been lost or damaged, and that figure is much higher in some other districts, according to Quang Ha, executive vic…
How Edtech startups are transforming learning outcomes, empowering teacher creators
The Economic Times What are the key emerging trends in the Educations sector as we emerge from 2 years of digital learning. Post pandemic, schools …
Would you invest in Pathmatch? Elevator Pitch
Entrepreneur Watch as Nancy Soni pitches Pathmatch to the entrepreneurs on Elevator Pitch. Would you want to hear more from her or would …
Will ChatGPT cool homework help marketplace?
The emergence of AI-powered tools like ChatGPT could be bad for business for homework help subscription services like Chegg a -More- …
It Takes More Than Technology to Secure Your Institution
Every IT department in higher education is focused on cybersecurity. For years now, colleges and universities have been subjected to cyberattacks, and as long as institutions continue to be storehouses of massive amounts of student, research and staff data, they will continue to be targeted. Over time, higher education institutions have gotten a li…
10 of The Best Puzzles for Kids and Toddlers
Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
In this post, I share with you 10 of the best puzzle games for kids. These are some of the best-selling kids’ puzzles in the market with thousands of user reviews and ratings. These puzzles are designed to help kids develop several important skills including problem-solving skills, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and literacy.From Melissa…
Episode 179: Equity and Inclusivity in the Classroom
Join us for an inspiring episode featuring James O’Neal Jr., a highly experienced middle school math teacher with a passion for helping students achieve their full potential. With 15 years of experience in the field, James has been recognized for his exceptional work, receiving numerous accolades including National Board-Certification, Teacher of …
Most Recent Articles: International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education
Micro-credentials are gaining traction as viable vehicles for rapid upskilling of the workforce in the twenty-first century and potential pathways for gaining employment for some students. The primary purpose …