As we return to in-person teaching, AP Whitney Green considers some of the distance learning skills that could be brought into the classroom.

The end of the year can be a powerful time for cultivating of community through! Here are some fun projects and activities to end the year.

For this week’s Feel Good Friday post, we bring you nine more fun Teacher TikTok accounts to follow.

As part of our Teacher Appreciation Month Activities, Kiddom Teacher Spotlights were announced every week during the month of May.

Join the revolution! Teaching Artist and Director of the Teaching Artist Project Katie Rainey shares why teacher self care is so important.

One year to celebrate teachers isn’t enough. This year, we’re celebrating the entire month of May with giveaways, spotlights, and more!

Have you been to the coolest virtual faculty room? It’s #TeacherTikTok. Read on for some fun and informative teachers to follow on TikTok!

In the last weekend of January, educators and proponents of digital curriculum gathered to discuss its impact on schools with Kiddom.

Everything you need to know about the new Kiddom + Fishtank Learning digital math curriculum partnership.

Is digital curriculum part of the new normal? We think yes. That’s why we’re excited to announce a forthcoming online event from Kiddom.

Our free Kiddom Classroom app has what it takes to improve and streamline the process of learning—but only if teachers know how to use it.

Discover how to use Kiddom technology to create classroom culture at a distance, and build authentic, inviting connections with students.

Many teachers have been sharing their Bitmoji classrooms on social media. Create your own using our Kiddom-style backgrounds, furniture, and accessories!

As a principal, Mr. Nemlich views technology as a way to open doors that may otherwise be closed to kids from a rural environment.