7 EdTech Books to Add to your Summer Reading List Still have a little room left in your vacation-bound suitcase? Why not slip in an edtech book so that you can continue growing while you soak up some well-earned rest and relaxation. These 7 books are some of our team’s favorites, too, so you can bet that they’ll be a reliable resource for you heading into the next school year!
3 Ways to Relieve Tech Fatigue for Teachers Feeling fed up with your classroom’s Chromebooks? Growing tired at the prospect of learning another new app or platform? You may be experiencing tech fatigue, a real condition that can put a serious strain on your mental health. Here are 3 ways you can work toward relieving your tech fatigue over summer break!
4 End-of-Year Tech Tips to Prepare for Summer Summer break is nearly here! But before you close your laptop and hit the beach, take some time to review these timely tech tips from our team geared toward helping you get your digital devices and resources in order. #4 is such a great idea!
CybersecurityDigital CitizenshipDigital Literacy5 Things Students Should Do to Stay Safe and Secure OnlineToday is Safer Internet Day, an occasion to recommit to best practices for protecting digital identity. In the spirit of this important celebration, we’re featuring a special collection of resources and recommendation geared toward helping Nicole Zumpano Director of Instructional Technology Coaching, Learning Technology Center
Digital CitizenshipDigital LiteracyDigital Citizenship Resources for Every ClassroomToday’s students have access to more information than ever before. Many students enter the data-rich world with few skills to manage the myriad of opportunities and pitfalls they might encounter. This is when the concept Matt Jacobson Online Learning Coordinator, Learning Technology Center
Digital CitizenshipDigital LiteracyWhat is media literacy and why should you teach it in your classroom?How many advertisements do you come across in one day- ten, fifty, hundreds, thousands? How can you teach your students to navigate this stream of information effectively? Nicole Zumpano Director of Instructional Technology Coaching, Learning Technology Center