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Going Back to School to Learn About Blended Learning

Ed Tech from the Ground Up

Natick created innovation teams to solve the challenging problems in their classrooms by evaluating innovative practices and tools. Most of the new companies in the ed-tech space are completely online, which makes them well poised for schools turning to blended learning. That’s an interesting by-product of more online learning.

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Communications Tips for School Leaders

Edsurge

There are many elements critical to the success of change management initiatives, including those involving blended and personalized learning. Think about how to use Twitter, surveys, and town-hall style meetings for your communications. Capture testimonials, go into classrooms and videotape what you see.

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Tweeting Our Way to Collaboration and Personalization

Education Elements

Go to twitter and search #warrenbl. We see evidence of an amazing effort by school and district leaders to share learnings, ask questions, and build excitement about blended and personalized learning. Go ahead, do it. What do you see?

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Communicating Through Change: How a CA District Is Supporting Families in the Year Ahead

Edsurge

Some districts are using fully remote learning models to start, some are opting for hybrid models, while others are implementing new safety protocols to begin in-person learning. Communications Planning for Innovation in Education (Education Elements/TLA). “(Do

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3 Takeaways from the Inaugural Digital Learning Annual Conference

Education Superhighway

Our team attended the Inaugural Digital Learning Annual Conference (DLAC) in Austin, Texas to hear how online and blended learning is transforming K-12 classrooms across the nation. Over 500 educators, educational technology vendors, and nonprofit leaders convened to share stories and best practices.

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Hack Education Weekly News

Hack Education

.” Via David Perry : “A professor of Atmospheric Sciences stepped down (he was 70) at the University of Illinois rather than appropriately address accommodations in his classroom. ” According to WCET , “Developing Effective Courses Using Adaptive Learning Begins with Proper Alignment.” ” asks Forbes.