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For those struggling to put artifacts, primary sources, and maps, into a digestible package, StoryMapJS can be a major boon.

Ready to become a technology director? In this blog entry, we’ll explore three key points to keep in mind and provide access to some resources, too.

Use one of these activities to teach your students about artificial intelligence. It could be the start of a great computer science experience for them!

Get your students more excited about what they are learning by having them create a blog or podcast. These powerful tools will ensure they stay engaged.

The free app Joplin can provide an easy way to keep all of your notes and materials together in one place and ensure that any sensitive data is safe.

Want your students to learn and travel the hyperlinked pathways of Wikipedia? Naraview makes it easy to create a game of digital circumnavigation.

In search of teacher-approved apps for children using Android devices like tablets and phones? Then look no further. The Google Play Store now labels them.

Being aware of the nefarious cybersecurity trap known as “typosquatting” while on the computer can help you protect yourself and your data.

Adding a tech tool to a lesson plan doesn’t guarantee it will work. Consider the high-effect-size instructional strategy that students will use instead.