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K-12 Tech Humor – Dad Joke Edition
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How to Build the Next Generation of Electrical Engineers
Most people only think about the electricity that powers our homes and gadgets when it’s lacking. When the power is humming, we tend to take it for granted. The trouble is, the network that delivers the electricity to keep our lights on, known as the grid, is sometimes pushed to its limits. High demand can…
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Best of FETC 2019
1. CraftBot from CraftUnique CraftBot 3D printer was designed and built from scratch in order to develop the ultimate tool for beginners and experienced users alike. It’s an easy to use, plug-and-play device that allow classrooms to go from unpacking to printing their first-ever 3D object in minutes. https://craftbotusa.com/ 2. MyBot MyBot was conceived and…
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Here Comes the Dell 3100
In the educational sector, Dell has again continued their expansion with their latest flagship Chromebook Laptop – the 3100 and the 3100 2-in-1. The 3100 has a semi-rugged design that can be supplemented with a separate protective case. It’s got a spill-resistant display, and other features designed for the unpredictable, and often destructive educational environment. …
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Digital Citizenship for Schools: Best Practices
from Scott Smith | former CTO to the Mooresville Graded School District The mission of the Mooresville Graded School District is to prepare every student, every day to be a responsible citizen in a globalized workspace, economy, and community. This means being a great citizen in-person, as well as in the new digital world of…
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At What Age Should Kids Learn to Code?
In today’s digital age, coding classes, apps, and programs have become ubiquitous and are aimed at all ages, from toddlers through senior citizens. Kids are spending more time interacting with computers than ever before. Programming, in particular, has become the new literacy. According to a Computer Science Educational study, 90% of parents want their child…
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Apple Announces its 2019 iPads
The EDU sector has deeply embraced the entry-level iPad 9.7” for use in classrooms by students, teachers, and administrators. Now, Apple is coming out with a new 10.5 inch iPad Air to give K-12 and higher education more options. This new iPad version has a remarkable 10.5-inch display with noticeably thinner bezels, a faster chipset…
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K-12 Tech Humor – Dad Joke Edition
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Mobile Learning Programs: Finances, Deployment, and BYOD
by Carmen Davis There are many best practices to consider when deploying Mobile Learning Programs. These include: Financial considerations, General Deployment Strategies, 1:1 Deployment, and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Deployment. Here are some highlights from each area, along with a case study from a known pioneer in K-12 Mobile Learning. Part 1: Financial Considerations…
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K-12 Tech Humor
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Back-to-School Top-10 Checklist for Tech Directors
As technology increasingly dominates school ecosystems, Tech Directors are expected to evaluate, implement, and train on new systems each new school year. Tech personnel are responsible for managing a variety of solutions, but in the busy tech market, it’s easy to get distracted and end up purchasing something that your school may not really need. …
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4 Ways to Implement VR Learning in Your Classroom
Virtual reality is one of the most buzz-worthy technology topics of the moment. From video game enthusiasts to tech lovers, the development and accessibility of VR technology has people talking. Unsurprisingly, it’s making its way into K-12 classrooms all over the world, giving educators a way to immerse their students into limitless virtual experiences, from…
