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STEM Educators Report Shortage of STEM Faculty in Their Schools March 23, 2023
New findings released today indicate a shortage of STEM faculty in high schools and middle schools.
What K-12 IT Leaders Need to Know About the Proposed Expansion of E-Rate Eligible Services March 23, 2023
A Funds For Learning E-rate expert shares what K–12 procurement officers and IT leaders need to know so they can be prepared to apply for the expanded funds if and when the FCC decides to expand the E-rate eligible services list — particularly if the expansion plan of choice means that the amount of E-rate […]
Why Our Technology Nonprofit is Embracing ChatGPT and AI in Education March 22, 2023
A technology educator shares how her nonprofit is using ChatGPT to help students participating in Technovation programs go further in their brainstorming and ideation as they aim to develop AI-based solutions to real-world problems. Here’s a concrete example from our program: Students in one group were interested in developing technology-based solutions to food wastage and […]
Why Ed Tech is Not Endorsing a Ban on ChatGPT in Schools March 22, 2023
Depending on who’s speaking, ChatGPT is projected to either further erode K-12 learning outcomes or it will boost writing instruction and overall learning outcomes when used with appropriate guardrails. Several education technology leaders explained to THE Journal why they fall in the second category and how K-12 education should and can embrace ChatGPT in classrooms.
How to Help Students Cope with Test Anxiety March 21, 2023
Test anxiety is a real problem, affecting 25% to 40% of U.S. students. Anxiety, along with academic stress, can appear as physical symptoms (such as headaches, nausea and sleeplessness) and psycho-emotional symptoms (like difficulty concentrating or increased irritability).
Student Mental Health in Decline During 2022–2023 School Year March 21, 2023
A report released this month shows declining student mental health in K–12 schools during the current school year. These declines are affecting academic performance, particularly in math and reading scores.
Blackbaud Fined $3M for 'Failing to Disclose' That Ransomware Attack Breached Private Data March 18, 2023
Blackbaud, a South Carolina-based provider of administrative, donor management, and CRM software to education and nonprofit organizations, has been fined $3 million by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission "for making misleading disclosures about a 2020 ransomware attack that impacted more than 13,000 customers,” the federal agency said.
4 Ways IT Teams Can Secure the Future of Esports in Education March 16, 2023
Electronic sports, better known as esports, is a massive industry. As of 2022, 532 million people watched video gaming events worldwide.
GotIt Unveils MathGPT Platform Custom Option for Math Education Providers March 16, 2023
Expanded multi-modal MathGPT Platform possibilities mean any math content or curriculum can be turned into a personalized GPT-powered chatbot with interactive text, audio, and video learning, and GotIt can configure the MathGPT Platform to work with a wide variety of applications in math education, the company said.
New 'Tech Tactics in Education' Conference Announced by Campus Technology and THE Journal March 15, 2023
Registration is now open for Tech Tactics in Education: Data and IT Security in the New Now, a new conference from the producers of Campus Technology and THE Journal. The three-day event, taking place November 7–9, 2023, at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla., will offer hands-on learning, practical tips, and strategic discussions […]

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The Department of Education Announces Public Hearings on Higher Education Rulemaking March 23, 2023
The U.S. Department of Education (Department) announced today that it will hold virtual public hearings on April 11, 12, and 13 to receive stakeholder feedback on potential issues for future rulemaking sessions. The Department’s regulatory efforts reflect our commitment to supporting students and ensuring they can access opportunities that will help them succeed.
U.S. Department of Education Launches the Your Place in Space Challenge March 21, 2023
The U.S. Department of Education has announced the launch of the Your Place in Space Challenge. This is the first challenge in the CTE Momentum series, an annual challenge series to prepare high school students for rewarding careers and increase access to career and technical education (CTE). The Your Place in Space Challenge invites high
Career Z Launch March 16, 2023
The Department of Education’s Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education seeks innovative ideas to expand work-based learning opportunities. That is why they launched the Career Z Challenge, a $2.5 million multi-phase federal prize competition.  The Career Z Challenge supports the Biden-Harris Administration’s Raise the Bar: Unlocking Career Success initiative championed by the U.S. Departments
Education Department Announces Use of Secret Shopping to Protect Students, Crack Down on Institutions that Lure Students with Lies   March 14, 2023
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Statement by U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on the President's Fiscal Year 2024 Budget March 9, 2023
The Biden-Harris Administration today released the President's Budget for Fiscal Year 2024. The budget details a blueprint to grow the economy from the bottom up and middle out, lower costs for families, protect and strengthen Medicare and Social Security, and reduce the deficit by ensuring the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share – all […]
An Open Letter from Education Secretary Miguel Cardona and Deputy Secretary Cindy Marten on Women’s History Month March 8, 2023
It’s Women’s History Month, and this year’s national theme—Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories—honors women of all ages and backgrounds who shape and share the story of America, while expanding our understanding of the human condition and strengthening our connections with each other and our world.   Over generations and now, every day, women are removing
U.S. Department of Education Announces Finalists in the Future Finder Challenge to Advance Digital Career Navigation Tools for Adult Learners March 8, 2023
Today, the U.S. Department of Education is announcing five finalists in the Future Finder Challenge, a $1 million challenge to reimagine career navigation for adult learners. This is the first time the Department has launched a challenge to advance the education technology space for adult learners. These finalists will receive $50,000 to support the development […]
U.S. Education Secretary Issues Statement on Passing of Disability Rights Leader Judy Heumann March 6, 2023
Today, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona issued the following statement on the passing of Disability Rights Leader Judy Heumann:
Remarks on College Rankings and Data by U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona at the Conference on Best Practices for Law School Data March 2, 2023
Good morning. Great to be here with you. Thank you for joining and to those who are streaming. I want to thank Dean Gerken and Dean Manning for their agenda-setting leadership. Since this conference is about data, I want to start with a number: 163. Does anyone know the significance of 163? Before you start […]
Education Department Takes Steps to Hold Leaders of Risky Colleges Personally Liable March 2, 2023
Guidance clarifies implementation of long-standing statutory provisions

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2022 Exemplary Course Award Winners June 27, 2022
We are pleased to announce the 2022 Exemplary Course Program (ECP) Award winners. The ECP Awards recognize faculty and course designers from schools, colleges and universities around the world who develop engaging and innovative courses that represent the very best in technology and learning. ECP winners demonstrate excellence in course design, interaction and collaboration, assessment […]
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Boosting Learning Experiences with Beeline Reader June 22, 2022
As educational institutions worldwide have shifted to digital learning environments, they’ve become aware of the different needs of today’s students that come from a wide range of backgrounds. This broad set of diversity and variety means that institutions need to be inclusive, and they need to grant students with full access to digital content and […]
Rosario Bruzón López
Looking Ahead with Technology: How European Education Leaders Can Support Tomorrow’s Students June 1, 2022
In our recent whitepaper on digital transformation across the global education ecosystem, we analyzed university leader mindsets and student expectations across 10 different countries. While there are many similarities across learners and universities, experiences within each region and country are unique and intricate in a way that warrants further exploration to identify how universities can […]
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Felicidades a los Ganadores del Fix Your Content Day 2022 May 20, 2022
El 19 de mayo, unimos fuerzas con la comunidad global de Blackboard Ally para celebrar el 11.° Día de Concientización sobre Accesibilidad Global (GAAD, por sus siglas en inglés), enfocado en alentar el pensamiento, el aprendizaje y las discusiones sobre la accesibilidad y la inclusión digital. En todo el mundo, aproximadamente mil millones de personas […]
Rosario Bruzón López
Congratulations Fix Your Content Day 2022 Winners May 20, 2022
On May 19th, we joined forces with the global Blackboard Ally community to celebrate the 11th annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), focused on encouraging thinking, learning, and discussions around digital accessibility and inclusion. Worldwide, an estimated one billion people experience some sort of physical, visual, hearing, or cognitive disability. Participating in GAAD is one […]
Rosario Bruzón López
How institutions can invest in supporting Spanish-speaking students and families April 27, 2022
College enrollment, specifically in community colleges, has declined due to the pandemic; however, the Hispanic student population has been disproportionately impacted. Fall 2021 undergraduate enrollment is down 7.8% from Fall 2019, according to the National Student Clearinghouse. Hispanic enrollment, which had been rising before the pandemic, also showed declines: a decrease of 1.9% in Spring […]
Tara Zirkel
Cómo las instituciones y los instructores pueden construir entornos de aprendizaje más inclusivos April 26, 2022
Crear un entorno de aprendizaje inclusivo es un viaje, tanto para un instructor como para una institución. Dado el papel que juega la tecnología, la accesibilidad es esencial no solo dentro de un aula inclusiva, sino en todo el entorno de aprendizaje, independientemente de si el aula es virtual o física. Para los instructores, desarrollar […]
Rosario Bruzón López
How institutions and instructors can build more inclusive learning environments April 22, 2022
Creating an inclusive learning environment is a journey, both for an instructor and for an institution. Given the role that technology plays, accessibility is essential not just inside an inclusive classroom, but throughout the entire learning environment, regardless of whether the classroom is virtual or physical. For instructors, developing accessible and inclusive content is key […]
Rosario Bruzón López
What’s Now and What’s Next: Blackboard Learn Ultra Roadmap April 21, 2022
Last month, the Blackboard Learn team laid out the latest roadmap for product enhancements to show how Anthology is supporting student and institution success through its teaching and learning solutions. Nicolaas Matthijs, Vice President of Product Management at Anthology, shared some highlights from the Q1 Blackboard Learn Ultra roadmap webinars and illustrated how client input and […]
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The Seven Stages of EdTech Data Analytics April 12, 2022
Since the early 2010’s, data analytics have appeared in EDUCAUSE’s annual report on top priorities based on surveys of higher education leaders. It’s #1 on EDUCAUSE’s list in 2022 as we collectively navigate how to securely aggregate data and use it to inform decision making and transform experiences. While there are many challenges one must […]
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Shelter offers rare support for homeless families: a child care center March 23, 2023
Editor’s note: This story led off this week’s Early Childhood newsletter, which is delivered free to subscribers’ inboxes every other Wednesday with trends and top stories about early learning. Subscribe today! Several years ago, officials at Pathways, an Alabama-based nonprofit that provides services and shelter for women and children who are homeless, learned that their clients […]
Jackie Mader
Settlement will wipe $6 billion in student loan debt — but not for these borrowers March 22, 2023
Last month, when more than 200,000 students who had been victims of misconduct by their colleges began getting the news that their federal student loans were cancelled, Amanda Luciano felt a sense of satisfaction — and a pang of despair. This story also appeared in The Washington Post The students getting the good news had […]
Meredith Kolodner
Toddlers need social emotional learning, teachers say March 21, 2023
BOSTON — The six toddlers in the “Bears” classroom at the Ellis Early Learning center were hard at play when, suddenly, a tower of large, brightly-colored plastic blocks crashed to the ground. The children froze as the little boy who had just built the tower burst into tears. This story also appeared in Mind/Shift “Look, […]
Jackie Mader
OPINION: New federal funding alone won’t be enough to help students catch up in the classroom post pandemic March 21, 2023
Based on the latest results from the Nation’s Report Card, the pandemic has wiped out two decades of student progress, with the largest recorded decline in mathematics scores since 1990. In reading, scores sank to 1992 levels. Significant resources are being mobilized — including $122 billion from the American Rescue Plan Act — to help […]
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When universities slap their names on for-profit coding boot camps March 20, 2023
It seemed like a match made in heaven. This story also appeared in Wired Dominican University of California needed something fresh. The college wanted to offer students a hands-on learning experience in a lucrative tech field blooming in the Bay Area. Make School, a San Francisco-based gaming company turned for-profit educational institution, was already offering […]
Olivia Sanchez
PROOF POINTS: Criminal behavior rises among those left behind by school lotteries March 20, 2023
Many major cities around the country, from New York and New Orleans to Denver and Los Angeles, have changed how children are assigned to public schools over the past 20 years and now allow families to send their children to a school outside of their neighborhood zone. Known as public school choice or open enrollment, […]
Jill Barshay
OPINION: Don’t despair — personalized learning offers promise of better learning for all students March 20, 2023
If you only read the headlines about education in the U.S., you would think our situation is hopeless. You would encounter alarming phrases: teacher shortages, pandemic learning loss and historic declines in math and reading scores. You would also know that, during the pandemic, our classrooms changed dramatically (some argue permanently). Under-resourced students and those […]
Jessie Woolley-Wilson
Inside a growing federal effort to prepare students for cybersecurity careers March 17, 2023
Editor’s note: This story led off this week’s Future of Learning newsletter, which is delivered free to subscribers’ inboxes every other Wednesday with trends and top stories about education innovation. Subscribe today! In the winter of 2019, a group of college faculty members, education consultants and government employees from the U.S. Department of Education and […]
Javeria Salman
OPINION: Lessons from city planners may help address student behavior problems March 14, 2023
A recent troubling report from the University of Georgia confirms fears of school district leaders nationwide: Nearly one-third of educators are unlikely to remain in education for another five years. There’s a good reason: With an anemic post-pandemic pipeline for teacher talent, educators are being asked to take on more or larger classes alongside the […]
Brooke Walker and Juan Rojas
How one university is creatively tackling the rural teacher shortage March 13, 2023
Like many states with a large number of rural schools, Wyoming desperately needs more teachers. Take the case of the Teton County School District, in Jackson, Wyoming. Located near Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, the area is well known as a vacation spot. Despite the alluring landscape, for full-time residents the extremely high housing […]
Nichole Dobo

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Overview of the Middle Grades Longitudinal Study of 2017-18 (MGLS:2017) March 16, 2023
The Overview Technical Report provides general information about the Middle Grades Longitudinal Study of 2017-18 (MGLS:2017) and the data files and technical documentation that will be available separately through a research and development (R&D) license.
Updated tables released with new and historical data on wide-ranging education topics March 8, 2023
A new release of tables from the Digest of Education Statistics provides information on large school districts, teacher characteristics, high school course taking and completion, postsecondary degrees, adult education, and more. The Digest is a comprehensive statistical reference for all levels of education in the United States.
New Data Released on Public and Private Schools, Principals, and Teachers February 28, 2023
A new data file release from the 2020-21 National Teacher and Principal Survey (NTPS) provides information about U.S. public and private elementary and secondary schools and their staff. This information is collected through school, principal, and teacher surveys, and information can be linked across each survey.
U.S. Outlying Area Public Schools' Experiences with COVID-19: December 2022 February 13, 2023
The December 2022 School Pulse Panel (SPP) Outlying Area release provides information on learning recovery strategies, tutoring offerings, learning mode offerings, and quarantine prevalence, as reported by school staff in public schools in the U.S. Outlying Areas.
Administrators Report Roughly Half of Public School Students Began 2022-23 School Year Behind Grade Level in At Least One Academic Subject February 9, 2023
The December 2022 School Pulse Panel (SPP) release provides information on learning recovery, tutoring offerings, learning mode offerings, and quarantine prevalence, as reported by school staff in U.S. public schools.
High School Counseling and College Financial Aid January 31, 2023
This Data Point uses data from the High School Longitudinal Study of 2009 (HSLS:09), a national study of more than 23,000 ninth-graders in 2009. Students answered surveys between 2009 and 2016. College transcripts and financial aid records were collected in 2017–18 in the Postsecondary Education Transcript Study and Student Financial Aid Records Collection (PETS-SR).This Data […]
2021-22 Common Core of Data (CCD) Universe Data Files now available December 19, 2022
These files are the product of the Common Core of Data (CCD) data collection for the 2021–22 school year. Data are reported at state, district, and school levels and include staff counts by professional category, as well as student membership disaggregated by grade, race/ethnicity, and sex. Also included are school-level counts of students eligible for […]
Enrollment and Employees in Postsecondary Institutions, Fall 2021; and Financial Statistics and Academic Libraries, Fiscal Year 2021 (Provisional Data) December 19, 2022
This provisional set of web tables presents data findings from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) spring 2022 data collection. The spring 2022 collection includes four survey components: Enrollment for fall 2021; Finance for fiscal year 2021; data on employees in postsecondary education for Fall 2021; and data for Academic Libraries for fiscal year […]
National Public High School Graduation Rate at 86.5 percent in School Year 2019-20 for U.S. Students December 19, 2022
In 2019-20, the national public school adjusted cohort graduation rate for U.S. students was 86.5 percent. Although the data generally show increases in the rate from 2018-19, both overall and by reported subgroups, caution should be used when interpreting changes from prior years because the pandemic resulted in unplanned adjustments to graduation practices within and […]
October 2022 Update to COVID-19 Dashboards for Public Schools in U.S. Outlying Areas December 16, 2022
The October 2022 update provides information from the School Pulse Panel (SPP) on staffing, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) School Meal programs, school supply chain issues, learning mode offerings, and quarantine prevalence, as reported by school staff in public schools in the U.S. Outlying Areas.

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Garbology is the study of trash. This is why students love it March 22, 2023
A professor lends worms to students, takes them to sewage processing plants and encourages them to answer their own questions about garbage. Sometimes, they even make a career out of it.
Kara Newhouse
What we do (and don’t) know about teacher shortages, and what can be done about them March 22, 2023
Limited national data suggests teachers are plentiful, but many districts that serve some of the most vulnerable students would beg to differ.
Kara Newhouse
Why cultivating emotional intelligence among toddlers has become more urgent March 21, 2023
A small but growing wave of early learning programs are building or expanding their social emotional learning components in the wake of a pandemic that has led to more challenging student behavior and unprecedented turnover among child care workers.
Kara Newhouse
Criminal behavior rises among those left behind by school lotteries March 20, 2023
Public school choice appeared to increase overall arrests and days incarcerated for young men in Charlotte, North Carolina, according to a study by three economists, “Does School Choice Increase Crime?” circulated by the National Bureau of Economic Research in February 2023.
Kara Newhouse
Illinois teachers create Black history courses to fill in gaps in U.S. history for students March 16, 2023
Republican-led states such as Florida, Tennessee, and Texas, are restricting what can be taught about race in schools. In Illinois, a decades-old law requires the teaching of Black history, but there's no required curriculum or tracking of when it's taught.
Kara Newhouse
When parents practice good screen habits, it rubs off on the whole family March 15, 2023
Sleep therapists Heather Turgeon and Julie Wright offer strategies caregivers can use to shape family practices around phones, social media, and screen time.
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Can babies learn from “Ms. Rachel” and other baby TV shows? March 14, 2023
Popular YouTube channels for infants and toddlers say they promote speech development, cognitive skills and more. Is it true?
Kara Newhouse
“Short-burst” phonics tutoring shows promise with kindergarteners March 13, 2023
"Short-burst" tutoring costs less and requires fewer tutors, less space and less schedule disruption than high-dosage tutoring. It may be particularly suited to the littlest learners.
Kara Newhouse
What parents need to know about their teens’ mental health March 8, 2023
As teens face a worsening mental health crisis, psychologist Lisa Damour advises parents on how to help young people learn to express and regulate emotions.
Linda Flanagan
Teacher turnover hits new highs across the U.S. March 7, 2023
More teachers than usual left the classroom after last school year, confirming fears of a pandemic-fueled wave of departures.
Kara Newhouse

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Announcing the Aurora Institute Symposium 2023 Request for Presentation Proposals March 23, 2023
Today, we are pleased to announce the launch of the Request for Presentation Proposals for the Aurora... The post Announcing the Aurora Institute Symposium 2023 Request for Presentation Proposals appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
The Aurora Institute Seeks Input on Policy Barriers and Issues Through Annual Field Survey March 8, 2023
As a valued member of the Aurora Institute community and ally for education systems change, we are... The post The Aurora Institute Seeks Input on Policy Barriers and Issues Through Annual Field Survey appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
Request for Proposals – Sponsor and Exhibitor Sales Specialist February 24, 2023
Are you interested in working with an annual convening that hosts over 1,000 education innovators from across... The post Request for Proposals – Sponsor and Exhibitor Sales Specialist appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Jazminn Williams
Join the Aurora Institute at SXSW EDU 2023! February 1, 2023
If you’re headed to SXSW EDU next month, be sure to join the Aurora Institute for two... The post Join the Aurora Institute at SXSW EDU 2023! appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
Lessons from an Australian School: 4 Key Strategies for Promoting Student Agency December 1, 2022
The post Lessons from an Australian School: 4 Key Strategies for Promoting Student Agency appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
The Quiet Revolution in Education: Building a More Effective, Personalized, Future-Focused Education System in Kentucky November 28, 2022
The stories we hear these days about education are largely focused either on the culture wars–what gets... The post The Quiet Revolution in Education: Building a More Effective, Personalized, Future-Focused Education System in Kentucky appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
Help Aurora Make it to SXSWEDU 2023! August 11, 2022
Help us get personalized, competency-based education on the agenda for SXSWEDU 2023! Aurora has proposed two sessions... The post Help Aurora Make it to SXSWEDU 2023! appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
Registration for Symposium 2022 is Now Open! June 7, 2022
The Aurora Institute Symposium is the leading conference for transforming K-12 education systems, advancing breakthrough practices and... The post Registration for Symposium 2022 is Now Open! appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
U.S. Department of Education Issues Notice Inviting Applications for the Supporting Effective Educator Development Program April 11, 2022
Overview: On April 4, 2022, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) issued a notice inviting applications for... The post U.S. Department of Education Issues Notice Inviting Applications for the Supporting Effective Educator Development Program appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener
Federal Government Makes Historic Investments for FY 2022 for the Competitive Grants for State Assessments Program: Legislative Update March 30, 2022
Update as of 4/7/22: In March 2022, Congress passed, and the President signed, the Consolidated Appropriations Act,... The post Federal Government Makes Historic Investments for FY 2022 for the Competitive Grants for State Assessments Program: Legislative Update appeared first on Aurora Institute.
Chiara Wegener

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Communications of the ACM April 1, 2023
OSS Supply-Chain Security: What Will It Take? March 23, 2023
Maya Kaczorowski, Falcon Momot, George Neville-Neil, Chris McCubbinA discussion with Maya Kaczorowski, Falcon Momot, George Neville-Neil, and Chris McCubbin
OCCAM-v2: Combining Static and Dynamic Analysis for Effective and Efficient Whole-Program Specialization March 23, 2023
Jorge A. Navas, Ashish GehaniLeveraging scalable pointer analysis, value analysis, and dynamic analysis.
Faculty Can Save Lives of the Elderly March 23, 2023
David A. PattersonA unique viewpoint on risks to senior citizens from academia.
Cyber Efficiency and Cyber Resilience March 23, 2023
Igor Linkov, Alexandre Ligo, Kelsey Stoddard, Beatrice Perez, Andrew Strelzoffx, Emanuele Bellini, Alexander KottComplementary objectives competing for the same resources.
Scaffolding as Catalyst March 23, 2023
Vinton G. Cerf
Symbol-Synchronous Buses: Deterministic, Low-Latency Wireless Mesh Networking with LEDs March 23, 2023
Jonathan Oostvogels, Fan Yang, Sam Michiels, Danny HughesLatency-sensitive applications for the Internet of Things often require performance guarantees that contemporary wireless networks fail to offer. The cause of this shortcoming lies in the inherent complexity and inefficiency of networking abstractions such as routing, medium access control, and store-and-forward packet switching, which coordinate multiple nodes across […]
Mechanical Mathematicians March 23, 2023
Alexander Bentkamp, Jasmin Blanchette, Visa Nummelin, Sophie Tourret, Petar Vukmirović, Uwe WaldmannA new generation of automatic theorem provers eliminate bugs in software and mathematics.
Contracting for Artificial Intelligence March 23, 2023
Mari SakoConsidering the promises and perils of contracting for the use of artificial intelligence tools and data.
ACM Publications Finances for 2021 March 23, 2023
Wendy Hall, Divesh Srivastava, Scott E. Delman

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Impact of anxiety and confidence in virtual reality‐mediated learning transferred to hands‐on tasks March 17, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Wei‐Sheng Wang, Yu‐Ping Cheng, Hsin‐Yu Lee, Chia‐Ju Lin, Yueh‐Min Huang
Data‐driven learning: English as a foreign language writing and complexity, accuracy and fluency measures March 15, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Aysel Şahin Kızıl
The prevalence and use of emerging technologies in STEAM education: A systematic review of the literature March 14, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Aisling Leavy, Lara Dick, Maria Meletiou‐Mavrotheris, Efi Paparistodemou, Elena Stylianou
Students' expectations of Learning Analytics across Europe March 8, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Sebastian Wollny, Daniele Di Mitri, Ioana Jivet, Pedro Muñoz‐Merino, Maren Scheffel, Jan Schneider, Yi‐Shan Tsai, Alexander Whitelock‐Wainwright, Dragan Gašević, Hendrik Drachsler
Do social cues in instructional videos affect attention allocation, perceived cognitive load, and learning outcomes under different visual complexity conditions? March 8, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Julius Meier, Bastian Jong, Dorien Preusterink Montfort, Anouk Verdonschot, Margot Wermeskerken, Tamara Gog
Developing cooperative learning in a content and language integrated learning context to enhance elementary school students' digital storytelling performance, English speaking proficiency, and financial knowledge March 7, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Ting‐Yu Fan, Hsiu‐Ling Chen
Delving into instructor‐led feedback interventions informed by learning analytics in massive open online courses March 7, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Paraskevi Topali, Irene‐Angelica Chounta, Alejandra Martínez‐Monés, Yannis Dimitriadis
Towards a fuller picture: Triangulation and integration of the measurement of self‐regulated learning based on trace and think aloud data March 6, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Yizhou Fan, Mladen Rakovic, Joep Graaf, Lyn Lim, Shaveen Singh, Johanna Moore, Inge Molenaar, Maria Bannert, Dragan Gašević
Error‐based simulation as a thought experimental method for changing “motion implies a force” misconception: An evaluation March 3, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Tomoya Horiguchi, Tsukasa Hirashima, Yusuke Hayashi
Examining shifts in conceptual knowledge, procedural knowledge and procedural flexibility in the context of two game‐based technologies March 3, 2023
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, EarlyView.
Jenny Yun‐Chen Chan, Avery H. Closser, Vy Ngo, Hannah Smith, Allison S. Liu, Erin Ottmar

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How USC Aiken's CIO Used Regional Cybersecurity 'Buzz' to Launch a Student-Staffed Security Operations Center March 23, 2023
Thanks to the CIO's efforts on campus and through partnering with external cyber organizations, USC Aiken is enjoying a successful first year of its student-staffed Security Operations Center, expanding cyber-monitoring capabilities for not only the Aiken campus but also for sister campuses in the USC system — and the university is no longer short-staffed in […]
EAB Announces Recruitment Management Module Extension of Its Navigate Enrollment Platform March 22, 2023
Enrollment, student success, and education research company EAB has rolled out a new Recruitment Management Module as part of its Navigate enrollment platform. The new module will help colleges recruit and retain students with a coordinated, single platform that provides outreach to students.
Upcoming Events, Webinars & Calls for Papers (Week of March 20, 2023) March 20, 2023
Upcoming events include Ellucian Live 2023, NERCOMP Annual Conference 2023, and AACC Annual 2023.
Blackbaud to Pay $3M Fine for 'Misleading' Customers Following 2020 Ransomware Attack, Data Breach March 18, 2023
Blackbaud, a South Carolina-based provider of administrative, donor management, and CRM software to thousands of K–12 private schools, higher education institutions, and nonprofits, has been ordered by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to pay a fine of $3 million to “settle charges for making misleading disclosures about a 2020 ransomware attack that impacted more […]
MathGPT Platform Can Now Be Custom-Configured for Publishers, Math Instruction Providers, Even Institutions March 16, 2023
Expanded multi-modal MathGPT Platform possibilities mean any math content or curriculum can be turned into a personalized GPT-powered chatbot with interactive text, audio, and video learning, and GotIt can configure the platform to work with a wide variety of applications in math education, the company said.
Grammarly Announces New Generative AI Product GrammarlyGo March 15, 2023
Starting in April 2023, Grammarly will roll out its beta version of GrammarlyGo, a personalized generative AI tool to complement its existing communication software. The prompt-initiated AI understands personal writing and brand style in context, according to the company, and will generate relevant, comprehensive text on demand.
Building a Microcredential Program Framework to Meet the Needs of a Changing Academic Landscape March 15, 2023
From curriculum to technology concerns, consider these essentials for creating alternative education opportunities at your institution.
New 'Tech Tactics in Education' Conference Announced by Campus Technology and THE Journal March 15, 2023
Registration is now open for Tech Tactics in Education: Data and IT Security in the New Now, a new conference from the producers of Campus Technology and THE Journal. The three-day event, taking place November 7–9, 2023, at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla., will offer hands-on learning, practical tips, and strategic discussions […]
AR/VR Headsets on the Decline as Mixed Reality Emerges March 14, 2023
Worldwide, augmented and virtual reality headset manufacturers shipped 8.8 million units in all of 2022, down 20.9% over the previous year, according to a new report.
Security Appliance Market Tops $6.1 Billion in a Single Quarter March 14, 2023
The security appliance market saw a substantial increase year over year, with five manufacturers dominating in the fourth quarter of 2022, according to market research firm IDC.

How to Detect and Respond to Bot Attacks in Higher Education March 23, 2023
Lately, artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT are getting all the attention, but there’s another type of bot posing an immediate and serious threat to your university’s cybersecurity. Old-school bots are pieces of malware that infiltrate your environment and infect devices on your networks. Attackers can then remotely control the bots on those devices to steal […]
Karen Scarfone
The Best IT Roadmap Is a Flexible and Inclusive One March 22, 2023
IT roadmaps in higher education look quite a bit different in 2023 than they did just a few years ago. The standardization of hybrid and remote learning has reshaped how universities deliver learning to students, and that has reshaped the role technology plays in their education. IT departments have never been more critical to university […]
Joe Simone
Why Universities Are Seeking Help Managing Their IT Environments March 21, 2023
University IT departments are adapting to the rise of remote work and an increasing number of devices to support. In the 2022 Survey of Campus Chief Technology/Information Officers, conducted by Inside Higher Ed and Hanover Research, 51 percent of CIOs say they are having difficulty hiring new technology workers, and 62 percent struggle to keep […]
Brian T. Horowitz
EdTech’s Management Madness: Vote Now March 20, 2023
The week college basketball fans have been waiting 12 months for has finally arrived as the men’s and women’s NCAA Division I tournaments are about to get underway, captivating campuses around the country with teams in the field and leaving the rest hoping for next year. And, of course, no March Madness would be complete […]
Andy Viano
How Does Google Workspace for Education Archive User Data? March 16, 2023
Google’s most recent storage policy shift — limiting higher education institutions to 100 terabytes of stored data in Google Workspace for Education — has caused plenty of consternation and policy shifting in higher education. EdTech has covered these changes in depth, and I wrote about how universities could potentially respond to those storage restrictions back in December. One best practice I […]
Carly Walker
Case Study: How One College Brought a Technology Training Center to Life March 16, 2023
The manufacturing industry in Lake County, Illinois, just north of Chicago, employs nearly 100,000 of the county’s 700,000 residents and is responsible for nearly $50 billion of the county’s economy. It’s no stretch to say that the sector’s continued success is vital to the region’s future. The College of Lake County had this fact in […]
Andy Viano
College of Lake County Advanced Technology Center Supports the Next Generation of Manufacturing March 14, 2023
Manufacturing is a crucial element of the Lake County, Ill., economy. The College of Lake County’s Advanced Technology Center was created as a local resource to prepare students for the demands of this changing industry. To support the automation and digitalization that defines the fourth industrial revolution — known as Industry 4.0 — the facility […]
How to Keep Your University’s Technology Out of the Device Graveyard March 10, 2023
Device graveyards are everywhere. They’re stuffed in the bottom drawer of a desk or nightstand, pushed to the back of a forgotten closet, piled in the corner of a utility room or stacked floor-to-ceiling in a warehouse full of long-forgotten computers, servers, monitors, printers, cameras, copiers, desk phones, fax machines and more. Sure, that drawer […]
Andy Viano
Proactive Desktop Management Brings Efficiencies to University IT March 9, 2023
As short-staffed higher ed IT departments continue to feel overburdened, colleges and universities could face challenges when deploying and managing devices among faculty and staff. In some cases, the COVID-19 pandemic reduced the size of IT departments as employees took other jobs for a variety of reasons — including, in some cases, to work remotely. “Colleges […]
Brian T. Horowitz
How Much Time Can Device Management Programs Save Higher Ed IT? March 8, 2023
Higher education IT teams that are stretched thin due to understaffing or additional remote learning responsibilities may be able to ease their workloads by outsourcing some aspects of faculty and staff device management. Indiana University, for instance, which has multiple campuses in the state, established standard configurations that Dell Technologies applies to new employee computers […]
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The Power of Microcredentials and America’s Higher Education Dilemma March 23, 2023
This semester, the Community College of Aurora rolled out the first microcredentials in its history. These short courses offer students the opportunity ...
Mordecai I. Brownlee
How Writing ‘Letters to Strangers’ Helps Students Who Need Mental Health Support March 22, 2023
For a young person struggling with mental health, what kind of difference would it make to know they aren’t alone? To know that someone else at school ...
Nadia Tamez-Robledo
We Can’t Keep ChatGPT Out of the Classroom, so Let’s Address the ‘Why’ Behind Our Fears March 22, 2023
Recently, I was in a meeting with department chairs and administrators at my high school. We were discussing the agenda when the topic of ChatGPT ...
Alice Domínguez
Inside the Quest to Detect (and Tame) ChatGPT March 21, 2023
Since the release of ChatGPT, which can generate original text that seems like it was written by a human, educators have expressed concern about ...
Jeffrey R. Young
What Will It Take to Build a Sustainable Early Care and Education System in the US? March 21, 2023
A conversation with leaders in the field about promising, scalable solutions they’re seeing.
Emily Tate Sullivan
Breaking Barriers to Literacy: Using Audiobooks to Overcome Reading Challenges March 20, 2023
Literacy is the foundation of overall educational success. Reading skills are the gateway to success in every classroom subject. The need to read is ...
Jeremy Joblon
As Child Care Programs Adopt Tech Tools, New Questions Arise About Privacy and Security March 20, 2023
When Alexis Hancock signed her child up for child care, she wasn’t expecting to have to download an app to participate. When that app began to send her ...
Lilah Burke
What’s Behind the Pressure to Censor Social Studies? American Cultural Mindsets March 17, 2023
The College Board — the organization that designs the Advanced Placement college-level curricula for high school students — recently removed a number ...
Nat Kendall-Taylor
One Idea to Keep Teachers From Quitting — End the Teacher Time Crunch March 16, 2023
When a Texas task force set out to draft a plan for attracting and keeping more teachers in the state’s schools, it ran into its first problem before ...
Nadia Tamez-Robledo
Students Want More Workplace Skills From Colleges. Will Higher Ed Adjust? March 15, 2023
Today’s high school graduates are increasingly questioning whether higher education is worth it, and that’s pushing colleges to rethink the value they ...
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Word of the Day: boundless March 24, 2023
This word has appeared in 103 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence?
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Poverty March 23, 2023
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Word of the Day: effusive March 23, 2023
This word has appeared in 65 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence?
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What Is the Best Thing About Being Your Age? March 22, 2023
Do you like being a kid? If you could wave a magic wand and turn into an adult, would you?
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Spring’s Arrival March 22, 2023
What do you like and dislike about the season?
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Word of the Day: flail March 22, 2023
This word has appeared in 15 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence?
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Film Club: ‘The Army We Had’ March 21, 2023
Nearly 20 years after their deployment to Iraq, veterans struggle to make sense of the war. What can we learn from their stories?
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Word of the Day: embodiment March 21, 2023
This word has appeared in 177 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence?
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What Role Does Your Family’s Native Tongue Play in Your Life? March 21, 2023
A guest writer says that immigrants, and the many languages they bring, enrich American English. What do you think?
Jeremy Engle
Spring Books March 21, 2023
What are you reading for fun right now?
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To Teach Better Writing, Don’t Ban Artificial Intelligence. Instead, Embrace it. March 22, 2023
By inviting ChatGPT into the classroom instead of locking it out, schools can push students toward independent thinking in a way that doesn’t signal mistrust. The post To Teach Better Writing, Don’t Ban Artificial Intelligence. Instead, Embrace it. appeared first on Education Next.
Michael B. Horn
As Private-School-Choice Spreads, Implementation Is Imperative March 21, 2023
Excessive eligibility restrictions undercut effectiveness The post As Private-School-Choice Spreads, Implementation Is Imperative appeared first on Education Next.
Nicole Stelle Garnett
Education Choice Means Accountability to Families March 21, 2023
Concerns about waste and fraud in ESAs are misplaced, especially in comparison to other government programs. The post Education Choice Means Accountability to Families appeared first on Education Next.
Jason Bedrick
The Education Exchange: Do Gifted and Talented Programs Make Racial Segregation Worse? March 20, 2023
Effects are modest, says new study by a Williams College economist The post The Education Exchange: Do Gifted and Talented Programs Make Racial Segregation Worse? appeared first on Education Next.
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Teachers Unions May Intimidate Student School-Board Members March 14, 2023
Article exploring youthful representation trend draws a reader response The post Teachers Unions May Intimidate Student School-Board Members appeared first on Education Next.
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The Education Exchange: What’s Next for Education Reform in Massachusetts? March 13, 2023
"The union has gotten stronger, and some of the political dynamics have changed," Peyser says The post The Education Exchange: What’s Next for Education Reform in Massachusetts? appeared first on Education Next.
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Surge in Education Savings Accounts Was Decades in the Making March 9, 2023
Advice: "to not slow down" The post Surge in Education Savings Accounts Was Decades in the Making appeared first on Education Next.
Adam Peshek
Speaker McCarthy, Trump Push “Parents’ Rights” March 9, 2023
A right to direct election of school principals? To twice-a-year parent-teacher conferences? The post Speaker McCarthy, Trump Push “Parents’ Rights” appeared first on Education Next.
Ira Stoll
“We speak in whispers behind closed doors” March 8, 2023
A right-of-center middle-school teacher explains what it's like The post “We speak in whispers behind closed doors” appeared first on Education Next.
Frederick Hess
Districts and States Give Students a Seat at the Boardroom Table March 7, 2023
But authority and voting rights differ from place to place The post Districts and States Give Students a Seat at the Boardroom Table appeared first on Education Next.
Caroline Hendrie

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To Teach Better Writing, Don’t Ban Artificial Intelligence. Instead, Embrace it. March 22, 2023
By inviting ChatGPT into the classroom instead of locking it out, schools can push students toward independent thinking in a way that doesn’t signal mistrust. The post To Teach Better Writing, Don’t Ban Artificial Intelligence. Instead, Embrace it. appeared first on Education Next.
Michael B. Horn
As Private-School-Choice Spreads, Implementation Is Imperative March 21, 2023
Excessive eligibility restrictions undercut effectiveness The post As Private-School-Choice Spreads, Implementation Is Imperative appeared first on Education Next.
Nicole Stelle Garnett
Education Choice Means Accountability to Families March 21, 2023
Concerns about waste and fraud in ESAs are misplaced, especially in comparison to other government programs. The post Education Choice Means Accountability to Families appeared first on Education Next.
Jason Bedrick
The Education Exchange: Do Gifted and Talented Programs Make Racial Segregation Worse? March 20, 2023
Effects are modest, says new study by a Williams College economist The post The Education Exchange: Do Gifted and Talented Programs Make Racial Segregation Worse? appeared first on Education Next.
Education Next
Teachers Unions May Intimidate Student School-Board Members March 14, 2023
Article exploring youthful representation trend draws a reader response The post Teachers Unions May Intimidate Student School-Board Members appeared first on Education Next.
J.H. Snider
The Education Exchange: What’s Next for Education Reform in Massachusetts? March 13, 2023
"The union has gotten stronger, and some of the political dynamics have changed," Peyser says The post The Education Exchange: What’s Next for Education Reform in Massachusetts? appeared first on Education Next.
Education Next
Surge in Education Savings Accounts Was Decades in the Making March 9, 2023
Advice: "to not slow down" The post Surge in Education Savings Accounts Was Decades in the Making appeared first on Education Next.
Adam Peshek
Speaker McCarthy, Trump Push “Parents’ Rights” March 9, 2023
A right to direct election of school principals? To twice-a-year parent-teacher conferences? The post Speaker McCarthy, Trump Push “Parents’ Rights” appeared first on Education Next.
Ira Stoll
“We speak in whispers behind closed doors” March 8, 2023
A right-of-center middle-school teacher explains what it's like The post “We speak in whispers behind closed doors” appeared first on Education Next.
Frederick Hess
Districts and States Give Students a Seat at the Boardroom Table March 7, 2023
But authority and voting rights differ from place to place The post Districts and States Give Students a Seat at the Boardroom Table appeared first on Education Next.
Caroline Hendrie

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CoSN2023: Are Men Doing Enough for Women in IT? March 23, 2023
Research shows that white men continue to dominate the makeup of K–12 IT leaders. The “CoSN State of EdTech Leadership 2022” report states that the share of female CTOs increased from 25 to 34 percent between 2020 and 2022. Despite the increase, men still outnumber women 3 to 1. These figures were highlighted at the Consortium […]
Rebecca Torchia
CoSN2023: Districts Train Students in Cybersecurity and Network Operations March 23, 2023
Schools have always aimed to prepare students for the future, but some K–12 institutions are taking their training a step further today. At the Consortium for School Networking’s annual conference in Austin, Texas, two school districts shared how they’re working to set up students with skills in cybersecurity and other technologies. Lakota Local School District’s […]
Rebecca Torchia
CoSN2023: Schools Share Lessons in Disaster Recovery March 22, 2023
For a K–12 school system, “disaster” can mean many things. Minnesota’s Minnehaha Academy and Oregon’s Beaverton School District dealt with separate disasters in their school systems, and both institutions found their data completely offline as a result. In Tuesday’s session “This Is Not A Drill: Successfully Navigating A Disaster,” school personnel shared with CoSN2023 attendees […]
Rebecca Torchia
CoSN2023: Cybersecurity Conversations at the District, State and Federal Levels March 22, 2023
K–12 cybersecurity conversations are happening at the district, state and federal levels. An increase in cyberattacks against schools has leaders re-evaluating security needs, and with that comes concerns about upkeep, funding and legality. All of these aspects were topics of conversation at the Consortium for School Networking’s 2023 conference. Security-focused sessions drew large crowds, and […]
Rebecca Torchia
CoSN2023: Learning Loss and ChatGPT Open Doors to Innovation in K–12 Education March 21, 2023
Innovation is the name of the game when it comes to educational technology, but sometimes, innovating takes courage. This year’s Consortium for School Networking conference highlights all the challenges and possibilities around innovation in its “Reimagine. Redesign. Renew.” theme, and opening keynote speaker Michael Horn set the tone for the week. Monday’s keynote covered the reasons traditional school systems […]
Rebecca Torchia
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Education Leaders Need to Prioritize Cybersecurity to Protect Schools and Students March 17, 2023
As most criminals do, cybercriminals make a habit of targeting the most vulnerable. News headlines often highlight the dangers they pose in the context of nation-state threats or breaches that target the data of large enterprises. But in 2022, according to a recent report, 89 educational institutions were hit by ransomware, impacting nearly 2,000 schools […]
Doug Thompson
E-Rate Funds Can Boost K–12 Cybersecurity March 15, 2023
Schools can’t use E-rate funding for strictly cyber tools when it comes to cybersecurity, and ed tech advocates like the Consortium for School Networking have been lobbying to change that. The federal funds are intended to help schools “obtain affordable broadband,” according to the Federal Communications Commission, the organization responsible for distributing E-rate funding. However, most districts now have broadband, especially […]
Adam Stone
CoSN2023: 5 Themes You Won’t Want to Miss at This Year’s K–12 IT Event March 14, 2023
Four days of networking, learning and innovating await attendees of this year’s Consortium for School Networking conference. Bringing educators, administrators and other IT leaders together in Austin, Texas, CoSN2023 invites participants to “Reimagine. Redesign. Renew.” Presenters will delve into this year’s theme in sessions taking place from March 20-23. This year’s conference welcomes notable speakers […]
Rebecca Torchia

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ChatGPT Teacher Tips Part 1: Role-Playing Activities March 23, 2023
In this exciting new series of posts, we are sharing practical ways that you can use ChatGPT to assist with your lesson design! Each post will focus on a practical strategy and will include ideas for both elementary and secondary school teachers. The post ChatGPT Teacher Tips Part 1: Role-Playing Activities appeared first on EdTechTeacher.
Tom Driscoll
Free Spring Renewal Webinars! March 1, 2023
We are excited to launch our new Spring Renewal Free Webinar Series! Choose any (or all!) of the free webinars and join our world-class instructors as they provide helpful strategies, edtech recommendations and answer participant questions. Learn more about each upcoming webinar below. The post Free Spring Renewal Webinars! appeared first on EdTechTeacher.
Tom Driscoll
Why Elementary Needs STEM Integration February 28, 2023
As educators we know that incorporating STEM into our elementary classrooms has benefits that reach far beyond just science and mathematics. When we provide our classroom with hands-on STEM activities, students are not only learning about science, technology, engineering, and math; they are learning many important skills that will continue to benefit them in all […]
Tom Driscoll
NEW COURSE! A No-Panic Primer to AI & ChatGPT in Education February 14, 2023
EdTechTeacher is exited to offer a new 4-hour course on AI & ChatGPT in Education! (NEW COHORT ADDED) Join us for an amazing expert-led cohort experience about this rapidly advancing development in education! The post NEW COURSE! A No-Panic Primer to AI & ChatGPT in Education appeared first on EdTechTeacher.
Tom Driscoll
ChatGPT, AI and Student Creativity February 7, 2023
The introduction of ChatGPT has resulted in tremendous public interest, but it also caused a great deal of concern in schools across the country. For most educators, ChatGPT is their first direct encounter with a powerful artificial intelligence system -- one that writes essays, poetry, songs, code and more. The post ChatGPT, AI and Student […]
Tom Driscoll

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Exploring the influence of technostress creators on in‐service teachers' attitudes toward ICT and ICT adoption intentions March 15, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Qiong Wang, Guoqing Zhao
Analytics‐supported reflective assessment for 6th graders' knowledge building and data science practices: An exploratory study March 14, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Yuqin Yang, Zhizi Zheng, Gaoxia Zhu, Sdenka Zobeida Salas‐Pilco
Drivers and barriers to the utilisation of gamification and game‐based learning in universities: A systematic review of educators' perspectives February 27, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Danielle Lester, Gregory J. Skulmoski, Darren P. Fisher, Vishal Mehrotra, Iris Lim, Alexander Lang, Justin W. L. Keogh
Modelling within‐person idiographic variance could help explain and individualize learning February 24, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Mohammed Saqr
Effects of online peer assessment on higher‐order thinking: A meta‐analysis February 23, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Ying Zhan, Zi Yan, Zhi Hong Wan, Xiang Wang, Ye Zeng, Min Yang, Lan Yang
An exploratory investigation into the factors related to EdTech use among Kenyan girls February 20, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Joe Watson, Jasmin Baier, Winnie Mughogho, Mark Millrine
Keep DRAGging ON: Is solving more problems in DragonBox 12+ associated with higher mathematical performance during the COVID‐19 pandemic? February 15, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Jenny Yun‐Chen Chan, Chloe Byrne, Janette Jerusal, Allison S. Liu, Justin Roberts, Erin Ottmar
Comparing the effectiveness of video and stereoscopic 360° virtual reality‐supported instruction in high school biology courses February 10, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Athanasios Christopoulos, Nikolaos Pellas, Umar Bin Qushem, Mikko‐Jussi Laakso
The mediating effects of needs satisfaction on the relationships between prior knowledge and self‐regulated learning through artificial intelligence chatbot February 2, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Qi Xia, Thomas K. F. Chiu, Ching Sing Chai, Kui Xie
Lurkers versus posters: Perceptions of learning in informal social media‐based communities February 1, 2023
British Journal of Educational Technology, EarlyView.
Jiawen Zhu, Kara Dawson

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