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There is currently a heated discussion in the United States around the probable role of video games in promoting a culture of violence, a contentious discussion triggered by Trump’s tweet. And.read more MORE
Welcome to a post that recognizes that the Arts must be in STEM! This brings in the important 21st century skills! Take some time to enjoy this wonderful journey of STEAM Resources. First, please take a moment to subscribe by email or RSS and also give me a follow on Twitter at mjgormans. MORE
Team work has never been as easier as it is now in the digital era. You can collaborate with your team mates, manage your group projects, hold synchronous live discussions and webinars, and work.read more MORE
Good writing skills remain a vital requirement for employment and advancement, so I welcome the occasional blog post on the subject. Hopefully teachers will share this post, or some of the ideas. Please click on the post title to continue reading the full post. Thanks (and thanks for subscribing)!]. MORE
Sure—the letter “I” is used three times to spell “interoperability.” But look beyond the word, as clunky and confusing as it may seem, and focus instead on its essence and the possibilities that are inherent in its definition. What is interoperability? Simply put, it is the ability for systems and applications to interact and exchange data. MORE
I walk into the workshop…the conference…the meeting…the event…the opportunity. My eyes involuntarily dart around the room. I realize immediately what I am looking for. I am looking for other people of color in the room. MORE
Our Creative Director Siddharth Jain was invited to moderate a panel on “The Art & Science of Game-based Learning” at the In.LAB (at the Life Long Learning Institute ) with Noah Falstein (Founder and CEO of the Inspiracy ) and Asst. MORE
One of my favorite things about Fall CUE is the opportunity to learn and collaborate with educators who serve students in so many different roles. Elizabeth Wisnia works for the California Department of Education and will bring her expertise for all in the Napa Valley in just a few weeks! MORE
This will be the last time the newsletter will be reposted here in its entirety. You can sign up for the newsletter here for free. Thanks for reading, -Matt. In this week’s newsletter, we explore the themes of courage and fear. Ever wonder why we don’t change? MORE
It was the final day of Bike Zambia program. Along with 35 fellow riders, I was attending a Grassroot Soccer tournament. Grassroot Soccer is an organization that uses soccer to get into the communities to educate kids about AIDS & HIV. We watched a tournament where some of the young players had cleats and others did not, and there was a tent set up where kids could get tested to find out their HIV status. MORE
When I went to my first CUE event, what stood out to me mostly was of course the amazing energy of the presenters, but also the practical pedagogy that was being taught. MORE
21st Century Educational Technology and Learning
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
Welcome to a post that recognizes that the Arts must be in STEM! This brings in the important 21st century skills! Take some time to enjoy this wonderful journey of STEAM Resources. First, please take a moment to subscribe by email or RSS and also give me a follow on Twitter at mjgormans.
CUE
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
One of my favorite things about Fall CUE is the opportunity to learn and collaborate with educators who serve students in so many different roles. Elizabeth Wisnia works for the California Department of Education and will bring her expertise for all in the Napa Valley in just a few weeks!
EmergingEdTech
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
Good writing skills remain a vital requirement for employment and advancement, so I welcome the occasional blog post on the subject. Hopefully teachers will share this post, or some of the ideas. Please click on the post title to continue reading the full post. Thanks (and thanks for subscribing)!].
CUE
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
When I went to my first CUE event, what stood out to me mostly was of course the amazing energy of the presenters, but also the practical pedagogy that was being taught.
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Edsurge
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
It was the final day of Bike Zambia program. Along with 35 fellow riders, I was attending a Grassroot Soccer tournament. Grassroot Soccer is an organization that uses soccer to get into the communities to educate kids about AIDS & HIV. We watched a tournament where some of the young players had cleats and others did not, and there was a tent set up where kids could get tested to find out their HIV status.
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Edsurge
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
Sure—the letter “I” is used three times to spell “interoperability.” But look beyond the word, as clunky and confusing as it may seem, and focus instead on its essence and the possibilities that are inherent in its definition. What is interoperability? Simply put, it is the ability for systems and applications to interact and exchange data.
EdTechTeam
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
I walk into the workshop…the conference…the meeting…the event…the opportunity. My eyes involuntarily dart around the room. I realize immediately what I am looking for. I am looking for other people of color in the room.
Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
There is currently a heated discussion in the United States around the probable role of video games in promoting a culture of violence, a contentious discussion triggered by Trump’s tweet. And.read more
Playware Studios
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
Our Creative Director Siddharth Jain was invited to moderate a panel on “The Art & Science of Game-based Learning” at the In.LAB (at the Life Long Learning Institute ) with Noah Falstein (Founder and CEO of the Inspiracy ) and Asst.
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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
SEPTEMBER 29, 2018
Team work has never been as easier as it is now in the digital era. You can collaborate with your team mates, manage your group projects, hold synchronous live discussions and webinars, and work.read more
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