Read this blog entry in its entirety online at TCEA TechNotes’ Blog. Have you stopped, taken a breath, and thought about what BYOT means for YOU and your teachers, students, and parents? Tha…

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Read this blog entry in its entirety online at TCEA TechNotes’ Blog. Have you stopped, taken a breath, and thought about what BYOT means for YOU and your teachers, students, and parents? Tha…

[Edit: once upon a time the below was the only way to do this, and there weren’t many other options. That’s no longer true though! Nowadays, I’d recommend looking at proper tools like…

Rather than focusing on building basic tech skills in teachers, first shift the conversation to what they must know in order to teach today's students. Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.

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This is the first part of my series on The Tenets of Educational Technology Leadership: Leadership. Leading the vision and direction of tech in a school.

Research explores the pros and cons of two distinct leadership styles.

Feedback, Shoutouts, and Links Get your House of #EdTech swag now! #EdTech Thought SMART Goals in 3 Steps Find your focus areas: The first step is to come up with t…

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A Critical Thinking Classroom

George Couros designs dynamic programs to infuse innovation into teaching and leadership, equipping educators with strategies for immediate impact and

Today, the US Senate voted 50-48 to overturn broadband privacy rules that would have required internet service providers get consumer consent before s

ISP now stands for “invading subscriber privacy,” Democratic senator says.

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Google.org is hoping to tackle the education gap by way of $50 million in grants to nonprofits "building tech-based learning solutions"

Google.org is donating a $50 million block of grant money to education tech nonprofits striving to create equal access to education around the world. The money, and in-kind services from Google, will support organizations working to bring quality educational materials and teacher training to students in developing nations, and to help students in crisis maintain their education.

The Dr. Will Showincludes interviews with differenteducators on topics including leadership and digital learning.

Spread the loveEdtech entrepreneurs all set out with good intentions; to better education. While noble, these intentions are met with many obstacles and failure is easy.  Only 14% of teachers use digital curricula weekly. So while the doors of opportunity seem open, the market is saturated with products that never make their way into the classroom. If edtech entrepreneurs are to flourish, they need to address the fears that educators have about technology while pushing innovation. Below are 10 Tips for EdTech Entrepreneurs Talk to Teachers and Students As with any product, you need to know what the consumer needs. […]

About a month ago I was chatting with a colleague who was inspired to implement project based learning (PBL) in her classroom, took it upon herself to do so, and her first attempt at it was a complete flop. While talking with her about what took place, she mentioned how many bloggers and writers (including myself) spend a lot of time talking about what we should do, but we don’t always reveal the struggles we endured to arrive at our current belief system. Although I’m sure there are countless reasons as to why we should be transparent about our trials

The Shake Up Learning Blog by Kasey Bell offers educational technology and digital learning resources, tips and tricks, tutorials, Google cheat sheets and more to educators across the globe.

Combine the amazing possibilities of Google Forms with QR Codes to create an awesome review activity for your students!!!

EDpuzzle has made another great addition to their already amazing tool! Read about how you can award partial points for student responses!