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AI Is Helping Us With Our Instructional Practice. Here's How
Artificial intelligence can be a timesaver for teachers and an eye-opener for students.
Classroom Technology
What Podcasts Did for Student Engagement in These Schools
Educators say the biggest benefit of podcasts in the classroom is that they help students find their voice.
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Future of Work
What 3 After-School Programs Are Doing to Prepare Kids for the Future of Work
After-school programs offer flexibility and time for hands-on learning to explore careers.
Classroom Technology
What Educators Know About Artificial Intelligence, in 3 Charts
Most educators say they have not received any professional development on artificial intelligence.
Classroom Technology
What Is Threads? Here’s What Educators Think About the Newest Twitter Alternative
Meta's new competitor to Twitter launched on July 5, and many educators are already using it.
Privacy & Security
Newly Proposed Grants Could Help Districts Extinguish a Cybersecurity '4-Alarm Fire'
School districts could apply for grants to protect against the mounting threat of cyberattacks, FCC chairwoman says.
Market Trends
How Common Is It for School Districts to Use Outcomes-Based Contracts for Vendors?
EdWeek Market Brief surveyed school districts on whether they're linking vendor pay to performance metrics.
Marketplace K-12
Global Ed-Tech Venture Capital Investment on the Decline In 2023 as Mega Rounds Fizzle
Venture capital funding for ed-tech companies continues to tumble in 2023, according to a new report that declares that the “golden age of mega rounds” is a thing of the past. Ed-tech venture investments were $707 million in the second quarter, bringing the total through the first six months of 2023 to roughly $1.8 billion,…
Purchasing Alert
S.C. District Needs Student Management Software; Okla. System Seeks Newcomer Support
A district in South Carolina is looking for a student management software program, while a Oklahoma school system seeks newcomer student support services.
Marketplace K-12
Back-to-School Spending Poised to Fall Amid Lingering Economic Concerns, Survey Finds
Deloitte's annual back-to-school survey found parents are more likely to purchase school supplies like pencils and notebooks this year as spending on tech devices is set to decrease.
- Personalized Learning Q&A Google Executive: AI Could 'Transform' School Into a 'Personal Learning Experience'Google for Education's Shantanu Sinha discusses recent advances in digital technologies.Classroom Technology Want to Help Students Develop Empathy? Try Making MoviesA 6th grade teacher uses moviemaking to learn about her students and help them learn about one another.Classroom Technology A Student-Staffed 'Genius Bar': Why It's Working for This Middle SchoolStarting a "Genius Bar" helped a suburban New York City school teach tech skills and support students' social-emotional needs.Classroom Technology Opinion How Teachers Are Using ChatGPT in ClassUsed smartly, AI tools can be valuable allies for teachers and students alike in the learning process.Classroom Technology 3 Simple Ideas for Introducing AI Into Your TeachingTeachers can use emerging generative AI tools both to augment their teaching and to assist with behind-the-scenes tasks.IT Infrastructure & Management How Schools Can Avoid Wasting Money on TechnologyA district leader shares ways to ensure ed-tech tools are worth the investment.
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- Classroom Technology How This Teacher Tapped Virtual Reality to Pump Up Student EngagementA Milwaukee-area teacher used VR to teach about the water cycle, and saw a huge spike in student engagement.Classroom Technology Don't Ban ChatGPT in Writing Assignments. Try This InsteadChatGPT has caused a lot of concerns for educators over policing students’ use of it—especially when it comes to writing assignments.Privacy & Security Schools Need to Practice Cyberattack Defense 'Like Fire Drills'Three experts discuss what district leaders can do to ensure students and staff are using digital tools safely.Classroom Technology Meet 'Stretch,' a New Chatbot Just for SchoolsInstead of absorbing the entire internet, the new chatbot is only trained on materials that are developed or vetted by ISTE and ASCD.Classroom Technology TikTok Teacher Prep: Preservice Teachers Are Getting Inspiration From the PlatformSome preservice teachers find TikTok videos more helpful than formal professional development, one researcher found.Classroom Technology Q&A Schools Are 'Focusing on the Wrong Things' When It Comes to AI, Tech Leader ArguesISTE's CEO predicts universal connectivity and AI will change education.
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