Case Study: How to Create a 5-Year Education Technology Plan That Works
“Projectors are very expensive to maintain and sometimes teachers had to turn off the lights to make it easier for students to […]
Case Study: The Administrator’s Role in Effective Technology Adoption
Many schools and districts dedicate a significant amount of time evaluating the right technology to purchase for their schools, but do they […]
How to Build an Immersive Learning Environment
Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District is large and continues to grow by nearly 1,000 students each year, creating continuous pressure to provide all […]
Where to Start when Integrating New Education Technology Tools
Sarasota County Schools decided it was time to search for a replacement for its aging projectors and interactive whiteboards. With the advancement […]
How to Measure Success of Your Edtech: It Might Not Be Easy, but It’s Possible In 2019, spending on education technology (edtech) […]
Sarasota County Schools: ClassFlow Encourages Classroom Discussions
Many of the interactive whiteboard projectors within Sarasota County Schools were at the end of their life, and the district decided it […]
How One California District Tackled Digital Disparity
In October 2014, the Palmdale School District staff and board members started mapping out a strategic plan focused on student outcomes. In […]
Out with the Old EdTech, In with the New
Although Byram Hills High School has been recognized by Forbes® and Newsweek® as one of the nation’s top 100 public schools, the […]
Finding Creative Ways To Fund Technology
For Southeast Lauderdale High School, their technology journey all started with a proposition to the school board. They agreed that if the […]