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Review: LittleBit’s Code Kit Makes Programming Fun

EdTech Magazine

LittleBits unique coding software is based on Google ’s Blockly, which makes programming more intuitive. The software is available for all major operating systems and installs quickly. I’ve been using littleBits kits since 2013, when the company first released the Base, Premium and Deluxe Kits.

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What Is Technology Integration in The Classroom?

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

It’s not just about the hardware and software; it’s about how these tools can meaningfully contribute to the learning journey. The concept for this table was inspired by a similar one created by Teachbytes, first published in 2013. While searching for the original visual, I came across only reproductions.

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Beyond the Test: How Have We Learned This Decade?

Edsurge

and elsewhere regularly use software and curriculum developed within the past decade, often developed by small companies and former educators. Google, which officially debuted Classroom in 2014, is arguably as widespread in schools as Google’s usage is in the workplace. Google Classroom-2014. Google Classroom-2014.

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This Teacher’s Uber-Style App Feeds Hungry College Students

Edsurge

When Jon Chin was a grad student at New York University in 2013, he happened upon a Facebook page where students anonymously posted their secrets. Chin went on to do just that, using his software development skills to create an application that would connect hungry students with classmates who had extra meal swipes.

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The new labor market: No bachelor’s required?

The Hechinger Report

The Google campus in Mountain View, California. Opportunity@Work calls such workers “STARs,” because they are Skilled Through Alternative Routes, like workforce training, community college courses and job experience. His first job was a $45,000 “tier one” tech support position with a health care software developer.

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iPads Did Not Revolutionize Campus Teaching (But a Few Colleges Give Every Student One)

Edsurge

One of the first to try it was Lynn University , in Boca Raton, Florida, which launched its own iPad initiative in 2013. Apple was the only solution that had hardware, software and technical support,” he says. Denisse Rodriguez was a freshman at Lynn at the beginning of the project in 2013.

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The massive experiment in New Orleans schools that few have noticed

The Hechinger Report

Five-year-old Mykell Robinson practices his reading on the Lexia software while a small group of classmates work with a teacher. Good teachers, of course, have always personalized lessons based on their students’ needs. It also invested in software like ST Math and the reading program Lexia, created by the Rosetta Stone company.