EdTech
Math on Facebook: A Love/Hate Relationship
Let's dive into what math on Facebook looks like and why it is important to promote a positive message of the subject. A scan from this week’s feed results in 3 Loves and 3 not so much’s - a sampling of my love/hate relationship with math on Facebook.
EdTech 10: We Approve This Message…
This week's top EdTech news from our nation’s capitol at the 2014 National Summit on Education Reform and abroad.
10 EdTech Impact Opportunities
There's never been a better time to make a difference. Trends in learning, opportunities in different categories and new pathways in the shift from web to mobile are providing opportunities to create impact.
5 Ways to Become More Comfortable With Technology in Your Classroom
By: Jessica Sanders. Educators are all at different levels of EdTech implementation. Here are five things for those beginning the shift to digital learning to practice to grow familiar and comfortable.
EdTech 10: From #iNACOL14, With Love
This week's EdTech 10 highlights news and developments from the 2014 iNACOL conference in Palm Springs, CA and beyond.
Is Your State Keeping Pace?
Here's our highlights from the 2014 Keeping Pace Report launched at iNACOL 2014. Is your state keeping pace?
Got Red-Pen Grading Cramps? Kaizena Can Help
There once was a time when the only tool available to grade essays was the proverbial red pen. But not any longer. Kaizena is today's red pen.
EdTech 10: Trick or Tweet
Happy Halloween! In celebration of día de los muertos we are dressing up EdTech 10 by sharing stories through tweets from Team Getting Smart. No tricks, just sweet treat tweets.
How-To On Building a Culture of Innovation
A new framework from The Learning Accelerator and 2Revolutions features a comprehensive self-assessment tool that provides guideposts for education leaders to find where they are on the path to building a culture of innovation.
EdTech 10: Smart Lists and Stories
They’re back. Alongside these top 10 EdTech and education innovation stories we relaunched the 2nd Annual “Smart Lists” Series.