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EdSAFE AI Alliance
Jim Larimore explores the potential of AI in education and why the industry needs to adopt common benchmarks and standards.
Now is the Time to Build a New Field in Education
Whether you are in the pursuit of learner-centered education in your community or you hold a different vision, consider the power of distinguishing what you are working towards. Lindsy Ogawa shares how Education Reimagined envisions a new path forward.
Trends Shaping Education in 2022
Tom highlights the trends that are shaping education in 2022.
Expert Perspectives: How Virtual Reality Can Aid in Career Technical Education
Bharani Rajakumar explores how using virtual reality for career exploration brings careers to life–and puts learning directly in the hands of students.
Treating Data as our Most Valuable Asset
Elise Hawthorne discusses the value of time for educators and provides insights into how schools and districts can add to that value.
How EdTech Tools Can Make Math More Accessible and More Personal for All Students
By giving students the flexibility to choose how they learn math, they now have the opportunity to show their knowledge and improve learning outcomes.
EdTech As Augmentation: Building A Strong Partnership Framework Between Schools and EdTech Entrepreneurs
It is both possible and necessary for edtech entrepreneurs & schools to partner together thoughtfully and with an eye towards impact.
Can’t Miss Education Conferences in 2022
The Getting Smart Team has curated a list of our favorite conferences that we think everyone should attend in 2022.
The Benefits of Play-Based Learning For All Ages
Play-based learning is key in addressing feelings of loneliness, vulnerability, social deprivation, isolation and trauma. Michael Niehoff shares a list of helpful tips for planning and prioritizing play for parents and families.
Let’s Not Return to School, Let’s Move Beyond It
Tony Jackson and Jordan Shapiro explores how we must reframe education policies for a more equitable future for all children.