How Can Educators Deliver Equity in a Digital Environment? (Webinar Recap)
Learn an equity framework, then explore features that can help you implement equitable practices in your digital or blended classroom.
Category: Superintendent and District
How to Assemble Your Distance Learning Toolkit (Webinar Recap)
Teacher Melanie Gillingham of Bethel School District shares how she assembled her distance learning toolkit and how she plans to use it into the Fall.
How to Set the Right Pace for New School Initiatives
Change fatigue is common in the education industry. In this guide for school administrators, learn to plan for successful implementation of new initiatives.
Principal Pam Gildersleeve-Hernandez: The Collaborative Leader
Former Principal & Superintendent Pam Gildersleeve-Hernandez has had a lengthy career of advocating for teachers and using technology to enhance education.
Schools Could Save Money by Connecting Three Workflows on One Platform
Streamlining workflows within schools can increase collaboration to the betterment of not just your budget, but your entire learning community.
We Asked 100 Admins: How Do You Stay Up-to-date on Educational Technology?
We asked school administrators about their concerns, and how they discover and adopt tools to address them. Read their answers here.
Early Warning Response Systems: Follow Us to Greenville, SC to Learn More
Next week, we have the wonderful opportunity to visit a district in Greenville, South Carolina to watch their early warning response system in action. Join us in our journey!
How Marshall County Differentiates Instruction with Kiddom (Watch Mini-Documentary Here)
Kentucky’s Marshall County adopted advanced technology to help build a more individualized learning experience; learn more in this doc hosted by Rob Lowe.
The Evolution of EdTech — and What’s Next
We explore 6 waves in the evolution of edtech to understand why the time is right for school systems to adopt their own “operating systems”.
Large Districts: Take a Page Out of Smaller Districts’ Playbooks
According to a recent EdWeek Market Brief, K-12 district leaders rarely adopt solutions for use based on teachers’ suggestions. While this won’t be surprising to educators teaching in large districts…
The Case for a K-12 School Operating System
A K-12 school operating system is the next step in the evolution of education technology. Interoperability matters in schools and districts now more than…
3 Ways We Personalized Support for Classrooms and Schools
Education is awash with efforts to personalize learning. But what does it mean for a company to personalize its support for the teachers who use its product?
Using Education Technology to Hold Students, Co-Teachers, and Parents Accountable
One of the toughest things about working with high school students, especially those on the autism spectrum (as parents and teachers…
Playlists: A New Resource for Curriculum Development
Well-designed, differentiated curriculum lets students meaningfully connect with content, but designing it can take hours. Introducing curated playlists!