Over 200 Seminars and Workshops to Attend at InfoComm 2018
At InfoComm 2018, AVIXA is presenting more than 200 InfoComm workshops in its seminar and workshop package, including over 150 directly from them.
Education
Apple and Northwestern Want to Teach Chicago to Code
Apple is partnering with Northwestern and Chicago Public Schools to bring the Everyone Can Code curriculum to the major city by tutoring the teachers.
This Company Pairs Virtual Reality with School Safety Training Seminars
A+ Technology added the virtual reality component due to the growing number of active shooter incidents, aggression and bullying in school.
An Educator’s Guide to Podcasting at School
Podcasting can be an effective way for educators to teach lessons outside of the classroom. Here is how to get started with your own podcast.
Lessons from MIPS 2018 Keynote on Risks and Learning
Louis Richardson, chief storyteller for IBM Watson customer engagement, spoke on the second day of MIPS 2018 at a keynote focused on how learning comes from taking risks.
New York School Prepares Students for Careers in Security
Hudson Valley P-Tech in West Nyack, New York is partnering with businesses and colleges in order to prepare students for security careers.
Google Is Expanding Its Online IT Classes to Everyone – Here’s Why
By offering employees and nonemployees IT classes, Google is bridging the skills gap, and boosting its chances of hiring more people down the road.
Interview: Making a Case for Open Educational Resources (OER)
We speak to a school district assessment services coordinator about open educational resources (OER) and why they work for educational institutions.
Education Technology Should Be Implemented District Wide
When it comes to implementing technology into educational institutions, district push is better than going school by school.
Microsoft Partners with Eastern Washington University for Data Analytics Degree
Microsoft hopes to fill the market with more employees that understand analytics, business intelligence, and machine learning through the Eastern Washington University partnership.
