Hybrid Learning Latest about Hybrid Learning One District’s Ongoing Hybrid Success By Erik Ofgang published 18 March 22 Early in the pandemic, Kyle Berger, chief technology officer for Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District, installed cameras in every classroom for hybrid learning. Those cameras continue to be used in innovative ways. Zoom for Education: 5 Tips for Getting the Most Out of It By Erik Ofgang published 26 August 21 Many educators are still only using the basic Zoom features despite new upgrades to the video conferencing software. Is SAMR Dead? By Dr. Kecia Ray published 26 April 21 Potentially a casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, the SAMR model is evolving to adapt to new learning environments Hybrid from Home: What to Do When Teachers Are Remote, Students in Classrooms By Sascha Zuger published 24 March 21 One of the more challenging classroom environments was where the teachers were remote and the students are present in the classroom. Building an All-in-One Hybrid Classroom By Sascha Zuger last updated 19 March 21 A teacher ‘command center’ in each classroom allows simultaneous instruction of students in the classroom and at home. Exploring Learning Spaces During Remote and Hybrid Learning By Ray Bendici last updated 3 March 21 How and where learning occurs has been permanently changed by the pandemic Creative Ways to Engage Young Students Remotely By Sascha Zuger published 10 March 21 Teachers are creative by nature, and never has this been more evident than since Covid-19 closed down schools last March. The Value of Student Voice in Hybrid Classrooms By Sascha Zuger published 3 March 21 If teachers and students can’t hear one another, their contributions to learning are negated. Why Audio is Key to Keeping Remote Students Engaged By Sascha Zuger last updated 25 February 21 In today's challenging times, districts need to come up with creative ways to keep kids engaged and on track. Creative Solutions to Keep Rural Students Engaged By Sascha Zuger last updated 25 February 21 In remote rural schools, bandwidth is a huge barrier. 1 2 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1What to Know About Buying Drones for Schools2CS First: How to Use It to Teach3How Minecraft is Building Creativity and Learning in Chicago4Lessons From An AI Grading Tool Already Assessing Millions of Students5Best Math Sites and Apps for Education
One District’s Ongoing Hybrid Success By Erik Ofgang published 18 March 22 Early in the pandemic, Kyle Berger, chief technology officer for Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District, installed cameras in every classroom for hybrid learning. Those cameras continue to be used in innovative ways.
Zoom for Education: 5 Tips for Getting the Most Out of It By Erik Ofgang published 26 August 21 Many educators are still only using the basic Zoom features despite new upgrades to the video conferencing software.
Is SAMR Dead? By Dr. Kecia Ray published 26 April 21 Potentially a casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, the SAMR model is evolving to adapt to new learning environments
Hybrid from Home: What to Do When Teachers Are Remote, Students in Classrooms By Sascha Zuger published 24 March 21 One of the more challenging classroom environments was where the teachers were remote and the students are present in the classroom.
Building an All-in-One Hybrid Classroom By Sascha Zuger last updated 19 March 21 A teacher ‘command center’ in each classroom allows simultaneous instruction of students in the classroom and at home.
Exploring Learning Spaces During Remote and Hybrid Learning By Ray Bendici last updated 3 March 21 How and where learning occurs has been permanently changed by the pandemic
Creative Ways to Engage Young Students Remotely By Sascha Zuger published 10 March 21 Teachers are creative by nature, and never has this been more evident than since Covid-19 closed down schools last March.
The Value of Student Voice in Hybrid Classrooms By Sascha Zuger published 3 March 21 If teachers and students can’t hear one another, their contributions to learning are negated.
Why Audio is Key to Keeping Remote Students Engaged By Sascha Zuger last updated 25 February 21 In today's challenging times, districts need to come up with creative ways to keep kids engaged and on track.
Creative Solutions to Keep Rural Students Engaged By Sascha Zuger last updated 25 February 21 In remote rural schools, bandwidth is a huge barrier.
