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Technology and Support: Helping Our Teachers Through the Pandemic
At the time of this writing, we are still in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. It has struck every nation, every school, every teacher, every parent, and every student on Earth in some form or fashion. We went into lock down in March and April, some of us got back to school in June, […]
Put the Learning Before the Technology
“We’re getting tablets for the students!” Such a wonderful statement isn’t it? Think about the possibilities for the students. They’ll have access to personalized devices for use throughout the school day. Each device will be connected to the Internet which will provide access to a wealth of knowledge and information. And each device will be […]
Cybersecurity is Actually About People
We used to believe that schools were immune to the cyberattacks that plagued the rest of the world because our missions was honorable and our resources were seen as less valuable. I think we can all agree those days are behind us. Schools worldwide are equally as vulnerable to online attacks and being targeted just […]
Craig Kemp – Global Conversations – Building EdTech Capacity
In this episode of the Global Conversations series, we talk with Craig Kemp from Ignite EdTech. Craig is an international Related Posts:Educational Technology Standards and FrameworksIncentivize Collaboration to Improve Teacher PerformancePut the Learning Before the TechnologyEducators Should Build an EdTech Portfolio5 Key Elements of an EdTech Portfolio for EducatorsEdTech Success Grows From Purpose Not Need […]
Technology is the Circulatory System of the School
People often ask Tech Directors, “What exactly do you do?” The answer is of course incredibly complex, but in essence they keep the blood flowing to all the parts of the school. Let’s think of a school as a living organism (which in many ways it is). This organism is a community of people working […]
Tara Linney – Global Conversations – Girls in Coding
In this episode of the Global Conversations series, we talk with Tara Linney about her book Code Equity: Keying Girls Related Posts:Find Your Digital ChampionsEducators Should Build an EdTech PortfolioVocational Training in Coding and Computer Science -…Matt Harris: Coding is a Universal Connector that We…Not All Screen Time is Junk FoodThe Three Key Elements of […]
YOLO – You’re Only in Lockdown Once, SO HAVE FUN!!!
During COVID19, most of the rules and social norms are out the window. So, now is a time to experiment, Related Posts:Try Something New If Not Now, When?Learning Organizations Must Operate Simultaneously…You Are Using Your School Website WrongGetting Ready for #ISTE15Digital Parenting – NOW! Jakarta5 Tips for CyberSafety for Families During COVID-19A Review of #ISTE2015 […]
Go for Creativity, Not Complexity
As teachers are thrust into using technology for learning, they tend to slip back into a common pitfall of more, Related Posts:Digital Citizenship Integration Across the Whole SchoolDigital Branding is Key for Everyone in EducationDigital Parenting – NOW! JakartaCoaches and Champions – The Essentials of…For long term success, EdTech needs to be part of a…Find […]
Digital Hygiene during COVID19
Cyberattacks, data breaches, and privacy issues have been all over the news during our stint of force remote learning. In Related Posts:Cybersecurity is Actually About PeopleData in Schools: Approaches to Data System Architecture5 Key Elements of an EdTech Portfolio for EducatorsDigital Citizenship Integration Across the Whole SchoolBecoming the Next ISTE Board ChairParenting in the Digital […]
You Are Using Your School Website Wrong
A school website is the first port of entry for anyone looking to learn about a school. This includes existing community members (students, teachers, staff, leaders), potential community members (new students/parents, teachers apply for jobs, potential board members), and those looking for more information about the school (inspectors, donors, media, educational organizations). Schools that try […]
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