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Digital Conversion, homework on the bus?  What do we need to know?

October 31, 2016

With the 1 to1 initiatives and the distribution of ipads, chromebooks, and laptops, how do your students get the use out of them during their daily travels? Well first, let’s define a connected bus.  A connected bus isn’t just a Wi-Fi signal for the student.  You can’t just plug in an access point with a 4G card.  Well you could, but you wouldn’t do it in a classroom without … [Read more...]

Speaking Up for Digital Learning and Digital Learners

October 23, 2016

Are you “Speaking Up” about digital learning this year? If not, you are missing a unique opportunity to provide your opinion and your voice in a conversation that is shaping learning today and education in America. Make sure that your perspective as well as the views of your peers, students, their parents and the local community members are included in the increasingly … [Read more...]

Hooked On Pokemon Go? Learn More About Location Based Learning

August 14, 2016

Guest Blog Post by Dr. Matt Dunleavy, Co-founder, Mogo Mobile, Inc. With the explosion of Pokémon Go, educators across the world are exploring how location-based games and stories can be used for mobile learning.  As someone who has spent the last 10 years working in the area of augmented reality, or more accurately, location-based learning, I am excited that Pokémon Go has … [Read more...]

US Department of Education Needs Your Input By August 18

August 12, 2016

The US Department of Education is requesting YOUR input on educational needs in your region! The survey requests feedback on the most pressing educational issues and how the Department of Education’s Comprehensive Centers can provide assistance to address those issues. The Department of Education would appreciate feedback from anyone who has an interest in the current state … [Read more...]

Support School Librarians: End School Censorship

July 9, 2016

State Senator Amanda Chase has suggested that school librarians in Chesterfield County should be dismissed for making certain book recommendations as part of summer reading lists. EveryLibrary, a school library advocacy group, has initiated a petition that will be sent to both Senator Chase and the Chesterfield County School Board asking them to reconsider their stance on … [Read more...]

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