A Latter-Day Luddite Pulls the Plug on EdTech - Education Next
New book argues it’s not the tools we use but the values we hold that make the difference in education
Close Screens Open Minds | Challenge the adoption of EdTech
Close Screens Open Minds is building a comprehensive evidence-based resource for parents, press, and policymakers to challenge the adoption of EdTech in schools.
Ed tech is profitable. It is also mostly useless
Independent research identifies few learning gains
The Classroom Tech Backlash (Ruth Reader)
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Why Most Education Apps Fail
The non-negotiable conditions for learning don't care whether instruction comes from a teacher, a parent, or an algorithm but they do care about certain invariants.
The ‘one chatbot per child’ model for AI in classrooms conflicts with what research shows: Learning is a social process
Years ago, I studied computer science and interned in Silicon Valley. Later, as a public school teacher, I was often the first to bring technology into my classroom. I was dazzled by the promise of a digital future in education.
Now as a social scientist who studies how people learn, I believe K-12 schools need to question predominant visions of AI for education.
Years ago, I studied computer science and interned in Silicon Valley. Later, as a public school teacher, I was often the first to bring technology into my classroom. I was dazzled by the promise of a digital future in education.
Now as a social scientist who studies how people learn, I believe K-12 schools need to question predominant visions of AI for education.
Kansas school ditching Chromebooks for pencil and paper
A Kansas school is shelving Chromebooks for pencil and paper.
On Tuesday, McPherson Middle School announced in a letter to families that students will be turning in their Chromebooks at the end of the semester.
James Marriott calls my critique
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Smartphone policies in schools Rahali et al
The EdTech Revolution Has Failed
The Case Against Student Use of Computers, Tablets, and Smartphones in the Classroom
The List Article Revisited
My favorite approach to writing? It’s pretty easy to follow. When I walked into the bookstore–which was attached to the conference building I was presenting–in Dallas, I had no idea what book I’d f…
Writing the Ed-Tech List Article
Writing the Ed-Tech List Article The two top questions writers hear often include, “Where do you get your ideas for articles?” and “How do you have time to write?” For example, at a recent gatherin…
Here’s how San Antonio area schools plan to implement the Texas cell phone ban
A new state law bans students from using cell phones, tablets, and smartwatches during school hours. Most San Antonio districts plan to allow phones on campus — if they’re out of sight.
6 Things We’re Getting Wrong About Tech Integration
Despite years of investment, many schools are still making these common edtech mistakes. Here’s what the experts told us needs to change.
Exploring Educational Frameworks
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Does Your School Really Need That Technology? 7 Questions to Ask
Ed-tech leaders are considering effectiveness, teacher satisfaction, and other factors when asking those questions.
The Benefits of Mastery Learning
EdTechTeacher takes a deep dive into with The Benefits of Mastery Learning
Urban superintendents: Abandon all technology, now!
Simply put: adolescents are experiencing an internal war perpetuated by technology.
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Oakland man faces racism during abroad program at Cambridge and responds with an incredible teaching moment
A 22-year-old Oakland tech prodigy and entrepreneur became a victim of a shocking and disturbing act of racism while taking part in a summer program at the University of Cambridge. He responded by using his tech skills to call out the perpetrator while also taking the opportunity to educate and inspire.
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My 2022 SPARCC EdTech Conference Sessions
I am excited to be starting my 31st year in education, as well as my 10th year at SPARCC , the Stark Portage Area Computer Consortium , wher...
Guest Post: The Papert Test: A Filter for Picking Powerful Edtech
Creating a test for edtech that helps teachers find tools that support student agency, choice, and creativity in learning
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Federal Reserve falls over in massive hours-long tech outage, knocks down U
Few details beyond 'operational error'
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TechCrunch: Miami edtech startup Nearpod acquired by Renaissance
Nearpod, the Miami-based edtech company, is being acquired by Renaissance Holding Corp., a group that develops education technology. While the deal hasn’t
Another Great Tool to Engage Students in Creative Writing and Reading Activ
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Scientists have taught spinach to send emails and it could warn us about cl
It sounds too weird to be true, but engineers at MIT have developed nanotechnology which can be embedded in plants.