EdTech

EdTech

Fun New Apps for Learning From edshelf

From enabling memorization through multimedia to practicing social skills via simulated situations, here are six notable tools that were added to edshelf in the past week by educators such as yourselves.

EdTech

Free 3D Models Help Students

The best way to learn anatomy is to look at real bones and real bodies - anyone who dissected a frog in high school knows that the tidy multi-colored diagrams found in textbooks rarely do justice to the real thing. But there are several problems: besides the ick factor, real bodies aren't always easily accessible or affordable. 3D anatomical models have existed for some time but these, too, aren't always affordable. Luckily, several free sources of 3D models exist. Even better, recent research suggests that they help students learn about biological systems.

Leadership

Blog Premise: What Getting Smart Means…

We started this blog five years ago and have posted more than 4,000 blogs. The underlying premise is that investment in great teaching and edupreneurship leads to innovation which holds the promise of excellence and equity at scale. We think social media can expand impact and increase serendipity.

EdTech

Creative Apps from EdShelf

These six selections involve doing something creatively, or just differently. Sometimes students and teachers both need a chance to stretch their creative muscle and change things up

Innov8

EdTech 10: Summer Off? No way!

Teachers this summer are soaking up more than sunshine! We’ve noticed that our recent posts with teaching resources are making their way around the internet faster than a barefoot kid running across hot pavement!