This NJ school had a unique solution for mobile device management. They made students device administrators. We go inside Montclair Kimberley Academy’s 1:1 program for a closer look at the philosophy and the technology driving it all.
At TCEA 2015 “Reimagine Assessment In the Digital Age” explores how technology has changed our idea of assessment and why traditional pen and paper tests are on the way out.
Learn about the benefits of student response systems and why you should consider purchasing one for your classrooms.
The authors of “Blended: Using Disruptive Innovation to Improve Schools,” share their tips on bringing blended learning to the K-12 classroom.
See where LAUSD iPads’s program went wrong and how you can avoid the same mistakes.
New Technology High School in Napa, California has always been ahead of it’s time when it comes to technology integration. We take a look at what makes this innovative public school tick.
BYOD is a common expectation of today’s college students. But what happens when students abuse it, or when a professor or administrator loses control of what students do on the network? Xirrus’s Bruce Miller says that this is a common struggle in today’s higher education institutions, and that colleges should consider keeping network access under control. Five major ways colleges can keep their BYOD access in check is by covering use cases, deciding how much control a class needs, bringing in a third party, getting granular with control and upping the in-class engagement.
When students started struggling in an enhanced calculus class back in 2005, Randy Tyndall and his team wanted to install a solution to help. Their solution of choice was a lecture capture system by Echo360, which enabled professors to capture lectures and computer demonstrations on a single screen for students to view after class. Lecture capture has also upped active learning among students, encouraged flipping the classroom, deepened distance learning, increased student retention rates and made it easier for professors to archive their lectures.
The Chromebook is quickly gaining popularity in the education sector. While it’s not replacing the iPad as the personal learning device of choice, it has become a real contender for mobile learning in K-12 classrooms.
With the new year upon us it’s time to start planning for 2015. There is no better way to plan than to keep your schedule handy in your smartphone. We give you five apps to help keep your schedule.
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