How the New Facebook for Education Resources Can Help Your School Right Now
Facebook recently launched Facebook for Education, a resource designed specifically for educators in public and independent schools. Much has been written about the unprecedented circumstances schools are in now, from remote or hybrid learning to facing challenging...
EdTech Maryland Events Drive Innovation through Communication
By Travis Moon As the speed of new developments in technology increases, teachers, administrators, and policymakers face several challenges as they implement or enhance the tools they’re using in the classroom. New technologies (like 3D printing) and new ways of using...
How To Teach Programming–Without Teaching Programming
An Instructional Technology Guru Shares His Success By Travis Moon Brad Wray is a instructional technology specialist, a relatively new role in education. He works for the Anne Arundel School system, which includes around 7,000 teachers and 80,000 students, where he...
What Digital Instruction Means for Teachers (Part 2): Innovative Pedagogy
By Henry Blue and Win Smith In our last post on digital instruction we outlined the types of tools that are being used as part of the movement to incorporate technology and digital resources into the classroom. What these applications have done isn’t to fundamentally...
What Digital Instruction Means for Teachers
“What Digital Instruction Means for Teachers” is a two-part series examining the effects of and opportunities within the digital instruction movement in education. Part one examines the areas of instruction that are being supported by web-based tools. By Henry Blue...President’s Notes
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