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Online Resource for Teaching the Election
Web-based election center is designed to help teachers get students thinking critically about the 2016 presidential election
Credo Upgrades InfoLit Modules With New Content, New Platform
Content can now be customized to meet students’ needs
Cross-Curricular Lesson Contest Announced
Educators are eligible to win free licenses and other prizes by creating their own lessons using Kids Discover Online content
No Feedback Left Behind: New iPad App Features Dedicated Student Access and Enhanced Instructor Tools
Giving students and teachers quick access to resources that help students improve their writing
League of Innovative Schools and Baltimore County Public Schools to host “Day of Innovation”
Hands-on ed-tech workshops during League of Innovative Schools’ Fall Meeting Nov. 2-4, 2016 in Baltimore
New Tool to Help Educators and Coaches Identify Specific Trends in Teaching Practices
Edthena creates visualizations to support meaningful, data-driven professional development
pivotEd Pairs Trusted Capstone Content with 500 Pre-built Lessons
The blended learning platform, built for 1:1 settings, incorporates literacy with science and social studies lessons
Tampa Preparatory Adopts High-Tech Audio Systems in New Upper School
New systems create active learning environments and foster 21st-century learning
Participate in Free Online Design Challenge with STEM Class Kit Giveaway
From September 15 – September 30, 2016, educators can enter to win a free MacGyver Windmill or Solar House Class Pack
Shelby County Chooses PCG Education’s Paths to College and Career (EngageNY) to Provide ELA Curriculum
Schools in the district’s innovative trial program will implement the EngageNY ELA curriculum this fall to accelerate English language achievement
The Sea-Change in Education— A View from the Mid-Pacific
A view from Hawaii on ESSA and how the island community is getting things right
Opportunities for Science and STEM Educators with Hands-On Experience Using Data-Collection Technology
Workshops provide 35 opportunities for valuable professional learning
ClassFlow Launches New App for Teacher-Parent Communication
The new Moments app allows teachers to chat with parents and share assignments, announcements and awards
Lifeliqe Go: Gotta match 'em all Campaign
Would you like to win one year of Lifeliqe subscription for free?
District 214 to Host CoSN's "Teaming for Transformation" National Event
An event focused on strategic planning to help districts move to a 1:1 learning environment
EdTech Homework for School Leaders
Questions to Ask to Increase ROI
Bloomz Adds Behavior Management and Student Portfolio Functionalities
The communication app now allows teachers to share student conduct reports and portfolios with parents in real time
The Virtual High School Launching College Board’s New Computer Science Course
AP® Computer Science Principles prepares all students to succeed in a fast-paced working world that is increasingly online, data-driven, and powered by programming.
New Software to Help Teachers Transform Mobile Devices into Interactive Whiteboards
The new tool works on any device to engage students through interactive activities, games, and lesson-building
The Virtual High School and Quincy College Announce First Course in New Dual Credit Program
High School Students Taking VHS’ U.S. History Courses Can Now Receive College Credit at Quincy College
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