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The problem isn’t AI — it’s the shape of the box

August 12, 2026

The problem with AI in education may have less to do with the technology itself—and more to do with the …

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EdTech Doesn’t Have an Adoption Problem. It Has an Implementation Problem.

August 11, 2026

Successful technology rollouts begin long before launch—with teachers, families, students, districts, and vendors aligned on what success should look like. …

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In the Debate Over Whether Teachers or AI Accelerate K–12 Achievement More, What If the Answer Is Both?

July 29, 2026

AI can accelerate instruction, but teachers remain essential for creating the relationships, structure, and learning environments where students thrive. GUEST …

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The Schoolyard Podcast from School Specialty and Nancy Chung

September 13, 2024

Here’s a cool tool you can use to help you find inspiration and enjoyment: The Schoolyard Podcast is a new …

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Kuder Navigator

May 30, 2024

Kuder Navigator® is perhaps the only research-based college and career readiness solution available today that combines grade-specific tools, custom reporting for …

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A Report from ISTELive 23, Where GAEP* Scores Are Off the Charts

July 13, 2023

After the big edtech conference, more human, more inquisitive—and left with a clearer roadmap toward loftier destinations. UNPACKING EDTECH | …

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Mindstamp

March 21, 2023

Mindstamp allows educators to turn any educational video into an interactive learning experience that increases student engagement, comprehension and completion. …

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The Building Blocks (and 3D Printers, and Robots) of Education

March 01, 2023

With Karol Górnowicz in the Skriware laboratory. The people behind this company, as huge technology fans, wanted to infect …

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ChatGPT from OpenAI

January 12, 2023

ChatGPT is a versatile tool that can be a valuable resource for both students and teachers in a variety of …

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ABC-CLIO Solutions Databases

March 09, 2022

ABC-CLIO’s social studies databases gives classroom teachers and librarians the tools to inspire intellectual confidence. Their suite of 16 research …

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The Value of a Good Teacher

October 20, 2020

An expert in educator PD shares insights on continuous, collaborative, and personalized professional learning supporting teachers amidst today’s challenges—and into …

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With More Than 50 Million Users, Some Great Lessons

March 20, 2019

Next-level learning with Matthew Glotzbach, CEO of Quizlet. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero We first checked in with what was …

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The Future of Education: Trends We Are Sure To Witness

October 04, 2018

Thoughts and commentary on a future of education which is already underway. GUEST COLUMN | by Anjli Jain We are …

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EduKids Connect Systems Links Parents and Teachers

August 01, 2018

This mobile and web-based early childhood app, EduKids Connect Systems (EduKids), is now integrated with FunShine Online curriculum to offer a comprehensive tool specifically …

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Inspired by What School Could Be

May 07, 2018

Ted Dintersmith traveled the country to raise awareness about re-imagining education—but instead, America’s teachers taught him a valuable lesson. INTERVIEW …

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The Tenets of Educational Technology Leadership

November 10, 2017

An opportunity for success—and some helpful principles on which to make it happen. GUEST COLUMN | by Matt Harris Edtech …

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From Raleigh to Rochester

July 17, 2017

Everyday adventures of a PD coach using technology for improved literacy. GUEST COLUMN | by Christina Magee Whether it’s in …

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Trends | Infographic: The Impact of Great Teachers

November 01, 2012

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The Best Presentations in the World: Your Money-Back Guarantee

May 25, 2012

GUEST COLUMN | by Lynell Burmark You have them for less than an hour. You want to make it an experience …

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Trends | Replacing Teachers with Digital Tools? Not Quite.

November 18, 2011

As digital tools proliferate and improve, solid instruction in the basics will eventually become “flat”—available anywhere globally, argue Bryan and Emily Hassel of …