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Grammarly Authorship: I Tested The New AI and Plagiarism Tool

By Erik Ofgang published 6 November 24

Grammarly Authorship has some great features that could help teach about citation and prevent AI cheating, but it won’t solve all the problems around AI writing, says our contributing writer.

Best free Veterans Day lessons lessons and activities

Best Free Veterans Day Lessons & Activities

By Erik Ofgang last updated 5 November 24

Plan your Veterans Day classroom activities and lessons with quizzes, videos, primary sources, and more

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Celebrating The History and Ingenuity of America–And Science–With COSI

By Michael Millington published 5 November 24

COSI held a science experiment event that distributed hundreds of individual experiment boxes to eager young students to celebrate America’s upcoming birthday.

Leveraging Technology to Support Lesson Creation and Instruction

By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 4 November 24

Intentional use of technology is important to ensure that we do not get lost in the options and lose focus on why we are incorporating it in the first place

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Malicious QR Codes: 5 Ways To Protect Educators and Students

By Erik Ofgang published 4 November 24

Hackers are increasingly attacking schools with malicious QR codes but good old-fashioned cyber awareness can help combat the threat.

Mosa Mack Science: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published 4 November 24

Mosa Mack Science is an NGSS teaching tool packing in great science programs for kids and teachers.

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Teaching Robotics And STEM With The Help Of 3D Printers

By Erik Ofgang published 30 October 24

Using 3D printers to repair classroom robots can help students develop real-world STEM skills.

4 Ways One Professor Uses AI to Save Time and Help Students

By Erik Ofgang published 28 October 24

Philosopher Graham Clay uses AI to help write letters of recommendation, convert lectures into quizzes, and answer student questions when he’s not available. Here’s how.