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High-Quality Video Games Can Rival Good Books

Narrative video games are often overlooked in ELA instruction, but many are rich, sophisticated, and deeply engaging. When students suggest

Kahoot, it seems, is just heating up. The publicly traded, game-based learning company announced Thursday that it was acquiring Clever,

Whether schools have been implementing virtual learning, selecting supports for the in-person classroom, or a hybrid of the two, digital

Teachers can apply a concept called ‘tech equity’ to ensure that the technology they use is enhancing learning for all

When Susan Fletcher began teaching 37 years ago at the school she had attended, she never envisioned that someday she

Snap posted sizable gains in user base and revenue in Q1 Snapchat Spotlight is on a roll. Snapchat’s social video

In-person professional learning can’t be beat, but it’s possible to move to a virtual delivery model without sacrificing quality Facilitating

Last year I had the chance to try out a 3D printer for the first time. The folks at Makerbot

Along with considering video length, teachers should look for ways to make watching a video an opportunity for active learning.

Video feeds from faraway locales can expand students’ horizons when their world feels small and constricted. The whole world has