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Getting Smart Podcast | Design Thinking as Pedagogy For Students and Educators
In this podcast, Sandy Speicher, partner and managing director of education at IDEO, chats with Tom on what design thinking is and why it's so important for teachers and education leaders right now.
How Are You Celebrating Digital Learning Day 2017?
The 2017 Digital Learning Day celebration is February 23 this year, so join in this global event by checking out these tools and resources to help you get started.
#AskAboutAI: Informing Educators, Parents and Policymakers About Life With Smart Machines
Artificial Intelligence will have more influence on the lives of young people over the next few decades than any other factor, so our #AskAboutAI campaign is investigating the implications smart machines will have on employment, learning and ethical issues.
Getting Smart Podcast | How the Platform Revolution is Changing Life and Learning
Sangeet Paul Choudary, founder of Platformation Labs and the author of Platform Scale and Platform Revolution, joins us on the podcast to discuss what platforms are and what their future could look like in education.
Data Interoperability in K-12 (I Promise This Isn’t Boring)
By: Jami O'Toole. Data interoperability doesn't make for the best headlines, but it is a foundational building block that opens the doors of innovation, and allows people to focus on what matters most: in our case, student learning.
4 Apps that Bring Daily Classroom Activities into the 21st Century
By: Gary Darling. It can be hard to bring new tech into the classroom. These four apps can help by updating your daily classroom activities like whiteboard writing and note-taking.
Is Online College Right for Your Students?
By: Anica Oaks. Online college can be a great option, but it presents different challenges and opportunities than traditional college. Here are some ideas to help when considering if online college is right for your students.
Five Classroom Resolutions To Try in 2017
By: Lisa Low. It’s never too late to set goals around how you’ll improve your teaching and the learning happening in your classroom, so to help get you started here are five resolutions to try in the upcoming year.
Living As If All Lives Have Equal Value
I’ve had the good fortune to live and work with people who believe all lives are equal, and who value openness, generosity and innovation as value creation. Here are five lessons they taught me.
Innov8: Education Transformation
We need to prepare students for success in college, career and life, and that starts in the classroom. This week’s news stories show that we’re ready to stop talking about transforming our education system and start making changes.