Will you be at Spring CUE 2022 in person? CUE wants to hear from teachers like you! Here’s 2 ways you can inspire fellow educators at Spring CUE 2022. Continue reading
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3 Reasons Why TCEA is More than PD
Teachers have experienced unprecedented challenges in the last couple of school years. Here are 3 reasons we encourage educators to attend TCEA 2022. Continue reading
6 Benefits of Robotics Competitions
Learn about the benefits of robotics competitions beyond sparking curiosity for STEM fields. Continue reading
EdTech Highlight: Creating a Modern Classroom with Wacom
Join us for part 4 of our EdTech highlight series on Wacom to get your digital teaching tips and explore a remote-ready tool that makes lessons interactive. In Part 4, you’ll learn which Wacom device is right for you. Continue reading
Meet a few of our favorite Native American Scientists
It’s a wrap! Check out spot-light worthy accomplishments from these scientists that we highlighted throughout November’s Native American Heritage Month. Continue reading
SEL Icebreakers to Alleviate Back-to-School Anxiety
Back-to-School season can be an exciting and anxious time for students. Social and emotional learning (SEL) can help students overcome both the normal fears of school — meeting new people — and the additional stressors caused by COVID-19. Continue reading
Back-to-School Tech Tips to Boost Student Engagement
10 back-to-school tech tips that can give lesson plans a boost and engage students. Continue reading
EdTech Trends and Tools for Back-to-School
Whether teaching in-person, remote, or hybrid classes this upcoming school year, all teachers will face the same age-old issue of how to pull students back into learning after a long summer break. Luckily, educators have the latest EdTech trends on their side to drive student engagement.
Navigating the Digital Human Experience
The digital human experience. What is it? Who builds it? How to we navigate it? What jobs and industries might be created in this new space? In today’s blog we take the first few steps into navigating this experience through an exhibit curated by Matthew Hodge, an Interactive Game Design teacher at CART, an indie game developer, and our guide through this new digital landscape. Continue reading
Is Video the Key to Personalized Learning?
Social media outlets continue to adjust their algorithms to better accommodate and encourage video – is it time for teachers to do the same? In the digital age, nearly everything we see online has been customized so that it appeals specifically to us. Things are, in fact, getting personal. Education is no exception to this … Continue reading
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