OER & Digital Curriculum
How does learning change when students have access to digital resources and a learning environment that goes beyond the classroom walls? This toolkit is designed to help educators incorporate digital curriculum by showcasing the research-based practices that other schools have used to great success.
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Powering up the Chromebook Experience at Roxbury Public SchoolsNew Jersey's Roxbury Township School District has been a 1:1 school for five years. Their older chromebooks were beginning to age, so they wanted to choose more powerful future-ready devices. |
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Blog What Is the Difference Between Online, Blended, and Virtual Learning?With a blended learning rotation model, educators have a flexible structure to personalize the learning experience for students. |
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News Math Learning Center Releases Free Teacher Resource GuidesThe Math Learning Center's Box It or Bag It is a math program that provides a year's worth of whole group and independent practice for K–2 students. |
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Blog Three Free Creative Tools to Up Your Teaching GameWith remote instruction, teachers require a greater degree of imagination and agility than ever before. These three free creative apps can help teachers to enhance this new education landscape. |
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Blog The Mother Load: Learning, Teaching, and ParentingI put on my "ed tech instructional designer" hat and began teaching my kids from home the only way I knew how: a way I had unknowingly been preparing for for a decade. |
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Blog Diary of a Math Teacher: Quarantined, Part IIIt's undeniable that some things are truly flourishing in this new environment. Others are not. It's basically daisy-petal-picking at this point. Here are my takeaways… |
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News New State of EdTech Leadership 2020 Survey ReportThe annual CoSN EdTech Leadership Survey has just been released: providing critical information on the state of K-12 technology, infrastructure, and leadership. |
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Blog Silver Linings and Solutions During COVID-19In Part One of this series, we looked at the many challenges facing educators as they rush to rethink their curriculum to fit into a remote learning environment. Now we look at the “bright side” of this sudden transition to making elearning the new normal. |
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Blog Educator Challenges and Solutions During COVID-19While there are a wide-range of factors contributing to general educator frustration during the pandemic, these common challenges can be categorized into four distinct buckets. |
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Blog Parent Challenges and Solutions During COVID-19With the right tools and the abandonment of perfection as a goal, curiosity and joy of learning can still occur with parents connected to the process like never before. |
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Blog I Screen, You Screen, We All Screen…My wife and I had a game plan for managing our children's remote learning at home and expectations of screen time…that is, until COVID-19. |