Digital Literacy 101 (Part II): Understanding Processes that can Strengthen Digital Literacy In our last blog post, we discussed both the cognitive and technological processes that affect the ways that people engage with information and one another online. However, it...

Open educational resources have garnered more attention during the pandemic as educators and district leaders sought to find instructional materials to accommodate the pivot to remote learning. For some, it was the first time hearing about these materials. For others,...

Key Points: Educational technology is evolving to include artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence will bring “human-like” features and agency into future technologies. Policy will have an important role in guiding the uses of artificial intelligence in...

The most powerful thing we can do as educators is to invite our students to explore. Service-learning and project-based learning are two ways to allow students to explore and get involved in their communities. These two experiences continue to be woven into Katie...

As a teacher, it's great to showcase student work, but it can be time-consuming to compile and share these accolades with parents. In this article, we walk through how teachers can use the Google add-on Autocrat to showcase student work in an efficient way.Share on...

Are you feeling overwhelmed about transitioning your classroom into a remote learning environment? In this webinar, we share simple strategies for getting started, communicating with students and parents, finding and delivering content, building relationships, and...