Previously featured in simpleK12 - September 8, 2017
Have you ever found yourself saying, “I just wish you could have seen and heard the student’s conversations for yourself?” Video PD is changing the way teachers engage in peer-to-peer collaboration, and how schools conduct teacher assessments.
Here are four reasons why teachers are latching on to this new concept:
by Kristen Paino, Cindy Young, and Sonja Park - August 23, 2017
Originally featured on SmartBrief
The new school year is upon us, and with it comes new classroom technology and novel ideas for how to use it. In this article, three school leaders share their best practices for helping teachers start on the right foot when implementing new technology and pedagogy.
by Matthew Lynch - August 7, 2017
Previously featured in The Tech Edvocate
The companies that we chose are all active in the area of edtech, doing something influential in edtech, well-known throughout the edtech landscape, and making an impact globally.
by Toshiko Maurizio - July 21, 2017
Previously featured in eSchool News
ELL specialist uses technology to engage students in every lesson, while providing resources to bridge the gap between their native language and English.
By Todd Lewis - June 4, 2017
Previously Featured on Nibletz
ISTE 2017: Lightspeed Technologies Offers Solutions to Insure Teachers Don't Ask Can You Hear Me Now?
by Dr. Janice Kelly - May 18, 2017
Previously featured in Tech Decision
A veteran teacher shares how she uses soundfield technology and audio systems to continuously take the pulse of her classroom.
by Dian Schaffhauser - Feb. 14, 2017
Previously featured in THE Journal
A Southern CA school has added technology that enhances "audio clarity" in its classrooms.
by Jennifer D. Goldman, Karyn Lewis, and Dr. Genevra Walters
Previously featured in GettingSmart
In their mission to prepare every student for college or a career, today’s K-12 schools have to support not just high achievers, but students with emotional disturbances, language issues, and hearing challenges. Here are three educators whose creative solutions are making “readiness for all” a reality.
Nelson Place School is designed to meet the needs of all students
by Dennis Pierce
When students and staff at Nelson Place School in Worcester, Mass. move into their brand-new, $58 million building next fall, they'll find a number of innovative features designed to accommodate children with a wide range of challenges and abilities.
by Jennifer D. Goldman
Originally Posted on K12 TechDecision January 11, 2017
Transforming half of the library into a ‘fluid space’ helped an elementary school foster a culture of inclusivity and creativity.
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