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Edtech Show & Tell

Edtech Show & Tell: October 2024

By Ray Bendici, Diana Restifo published

New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

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Google looks to improve the conversation around AI in the educational space

How GenerationAI Looks to Normalize AI in the Classroom By Empowering Educators

By Michael Millington published

Google.org is partnering with ISTE to create GenerationAI, an initiative focused on educating teachers on AI use.

A robot studying at a library.

Teaching Students To Use AI More Effectively

By Erik Ofgang published

Dr. Jennifer Parker has developed a framework that helps students and teachers write better prompts and create stronger AI outputs.

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What to Know About Buying a Chromebook

By Luke Edwards published

Buying a Chromebook can save money, make life easier, and enhance battery life

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Creating an internal communication system helps keep educators connected while protecting vital information

Creating An App That Keeps A School Community Connected

By Michael Millington published

INNOVATIVE LEADER AWARD - How one district created its own communication app to help stay connected to the school community

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Should Digital Literacy Be Its Own Classroom Subject?

By Michael Millington published

Given the proliferation of technology and social media, it is time to focus on teaching digital literacy and citizenship just like any other classroom subject.

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Kaibot: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Kaibot helps teach coding by blending the physical and virtual worlds.

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4 Tips for Designing AI-Resistant Assessments

By Steve Baule, Erin Carter published

As AI continues to evolve, instructors must modify their approach by designing meaningful, rigorous assessments.

An image of a human profile within computer within a neural network.

High School Math Students Used A GPT-4 AI Tutor. They did Worse.

By Erik Ofgang published

A study of nearly a thousand high school math students found that using AI tutors didn’t add up to success.

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The Top 4 State Edtech Trends According To SETDA

By Erik Ofgang published

State edtech leaders are thinking about AI and cybersecurity a lot these days, according to a new SETDA survey.

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