Tag: edtechchat
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My Vision For the Future of Early Childhood Education
Early childhood education is the foundation of our society. If we do not set children up to succeed, they will ultimately fail. The failure of future ... -
Edtech Companies Are From Mars, Schools Are From Venus
Edtech companies and K-12 schools have many of the same goals. They both want to see new technology implemented in the classroom in a way that ... -
My Vision for the Future of Neuroscience in Education
Researchers are uncovering how the human brain functions, learns and stores memory. The implications of this work have the potential to create disruptive change. Still in ... -
A Vision of the Future of Higher Education
Every new generation sees changes in the landscape of higher education, but the essential tenets have always remained the same. Students live in dorms or student ... -
My Vision for the Future of Education Leadership
Education leadership is changing, and so must our perception of what it is to be a leader. My vision for the future of education leadership places ... -
Why Digitizing Traditional Teaching Isn’t Innovation
Technology has been hailed by many as the answer to every problem in education. Digital technology is supposed to allow students to learn in entirely new ... -
What Are the Pros and Cons of EdTech in the Classroom?
No matter how much value edtech adds to your classroom, there will always be skeptics hovering close by. On the flip side, if you’ve never been ... -
9 Ways to Tell If a New App Is Ready For Classroom Use
At last count, there were over 80,000 educational apps available to teachers. While many of these may be a dream come true for educators, the dizzying ... -
How Edtech Companies Can Turn Threats into Opportunities
You’ve done your SWOT analysis, and now you have a list of your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The threats can seem especially overwhelming, especially if ... -
Want to Build an Educational App? Read This First
Teacher-made materials have always been a part of classrooms. That’s because teachers can see better than anyone else what students need to understand a concept, especially ...
