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Miro

Miro: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Miro make work collaboration easy and fun for teachers and students.

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microcredentials

Facilitating Microcredentials For K-12 Students

By Erik Ofgang published

Microcredentials are bite-sized certificates of competency in various skills and can help students separate themselves on the job market.

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How Rhymes with Reason is Educating Students Through Song

By Michael Millington published

Rhymes with Reason provides an engaging solution to improve vocabulary by using popular music, which works across economic and racial backgrounds

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Photomath

Photomath: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Photomath helps solve and explain math equations using a smartphone.

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Hot School Days Are Negatively Impacting Student Achievement. Here’s What You Can Do

By Erik Ofgang published

Research shows a clear link between heat and decreased test scores. Here's what teachers can do to mitigate that.

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Character.AI: What Teachers Need To Know

By Erik Ofgang published

The character-driven generative AI is likely a hit with many of your students. Here’s what Character.AI does and its potential and limitations for teaching.

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Deck.Toys

Deck.Toys: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Deck.Toys makes lesson planning and feedback easy and fun for teachers and students.

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Acer TravelMate P4 Spin 14

Educator Edtech Review: Acer TravelMate P4 Spin 14 Notebook

By Frank Pileiro published

The Acer TravelMate P4 Spin 14 is a powerful, versatile, and durable 2-in-1 convertible laptop, designed for performance on the go.

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People Hate To Think, Says Research. What Does That Mean For Teachers

By Erik Ofgang published

Exerting mental effort isn't pleasant for most people, according to new research.

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I Have AI Fatigue. Here's What I'm Doing to Overcome It

By Erik Ofgang published

Students submitting AI papers have taken away some of the joy of teaching over the last year. This semester, I'm trying a new approach.

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