Our panel of experts declare which products and practices are heating up, and which are losing steam.
Students in Howard-Winneshiek Community School District in Iowa have been using online social media to engage in collaborative learning with peers around the world.
A classroom social network service developed by a former teacher is trying to break into the American education market after a successful run in South Korea.
- By Dian Schaffhauser
- 12/17/13
Barco has unveiled a new base unit for its ClickShare wireless collaborative presentation system.
Glip has made its conversation platform free for students and educators to use.
NetSupport has launched a new "technology taster" program that provides free, non-expiring licenses of its classroom management suite to schools that are using Google Chrome-based devices in their 1-to-1 programs.
The photo sharing site is an easy way to share teaching ideas, help your students with research, and celebrate your successes.
MasteryConnect has created a new education service that takes a pinboard-based approach to social sharing, with a focus on tools and tips for teaching Common Core State Standards.
Teachers Paul Werner and Geoffrey Clarion offer seven techniques you can use to enhance your approach to flipped learning.
- By Dian Schaffhauser
- 11/13/13
With hundreds of education-focused Twitter chats popping up across the globe, it can be tough for educators to get started. Here's the skinny on the what, when, and where of the best chats, and a few simple ways you can join the conversation.