Tag: edtechchat
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Are Virtual Schools Good for Kids?
With the birth of advanced technology has come advancement in the classroom. Along with the invention of the television came classroom films and typewriters were replaced ... -
7 Examples of Project-Based Learning Activities
Even if you have never heard about all the research showing the effectiveness of project-based learning, it’s not hard to figure out that it is a ... -
5 Fresh Ways to Teach Kids to Code
In this technological age, learning to code has become just as important as learning to read and write. Indeed, coding is likely a more valuable and ... -
To Sell to School Districts, You Have to Understand the Local Politics
Selling an edtech product in a school district means knowing your consumer. To sell to school districts, you have to understand the local politics, and these ... -
8 Ways to Improve the EdTech Industry
Edtech users seem to have a love-hate relationship with the edtech industry. They love what edtech can do but hate that the industry has not lived ... -
How Schools Should Measure the Success of EdTech Products
When it comes to new EdTech products, figuring out whether a product is successful or not can be difficult for schools. There are many different ways ... -
Student Outcomes Is the Only Metric That Matters in EdTech
EdTech companies use lots of metrics to measure the success of their products. Profits, number of products sold, and market share are among the ways that ... -
10 Classroom Uses for Minecraft
Long before the release of its Education Edition, educators were using Minecraft in the classroom. For some time now, teachers have been playing with the various ... -
4 Ways That Digital Equity Can Level the Learning Field
Do you believe that every student has the right to a good education? Most of us would answer with a resounding, “Yes!” But the reality is ... -
How K-12 Schools Evaluate Edtech Products
Does your edtech product make the grade? To find out, you need to know how K-12 schools evaluate edtech products. Ask yourself these questions to figure ...
