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CUE to CALIE: Reimagining a 47-Year Community for Learning Innovation

October 30, 2025

Executive Director Christine Feenstra on why Computer-Using Educators is becoming the California Association of Learning Innovation in Education—and what the …

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How RTE Tech Will Change Remote and Hybrid Education

May 22, 2024

Real-time engagement is a real opportunity for collaboration among businesses and content providers. GUEST COLUMN | by Wyatt Oren In recent …

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The Compelling Case for EdTech

April 06, 2017

The process of learning has changed surprisingly little since the days of Socrates. GUEST COLUMN | by Jay Chakrapani While …

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5 Ways Technology is the New Methodology

September 01, 2016

A pioneer in massive online courses shares his perspective on a solid approach. GUEST COLUMN | by Ping-Cheng Yeh The children …

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Trends | 2X Learning

May 22, 2014

Why is the performance of students and teachers so unaffected by technology? Moreover, what should be done to extract genuine …

CUE to CALIE: Reimagining a 47-Year Community for Learning Innovation

How RTE Tech Will Change Remote and Hybrid Education

The Compelling Case for EdTech

5 Ways Technology is the New Methodology

Trends | 2X Learning

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