21st Century Teaching & Learning Resources


Report: Students Use Smart Phones and Tablets for School, Want More

Most elementary and secondary students are using mobile devices in their studies, either in the classroom or at home. And, according to a new study, the majority would like to be able to use them more in class.

Aspire Charter Schools Expands Blended Learning into Elementary

Non-profit Aspire Public Schools, which runs 34 schools chartered in California and Tennessee, is bringing its "rotational" blended learning model to elementary schools in Oakland and Los Angeles.

Desire2Learn Learning Suite Update Beefs Up Mobile, Accessibility Tools

Desire2Learn has introduced new functionality to its learning management suite, including new predictive analytics tools, improvements on the mobile and e-portfolio fronts, and an important addition in the area of accessibility.

How Schools Are Making Solar Power Affordable

Solar power can save schools money and give students a valuable educational experience

Chief Intros Integrated System for Epson Projector

New all-in-one interactive platform combines Chief mount and interactive screen with writeable marker board surface.

NEC Eyes Affordability with New Pro Install Projector

NEC Display Solutions has taken aim at the entry-level end of the professional installation projector market with its latest offering, the PE401-H, which retails for $1,999 while boasting light output of 4,000 Lumens, 1080p native resolution, and up to 2,000:1 contrast ratio.

Exo Labs Launches iPad Microscope Camera

Exo Labs has launched the Focus Microscope Camera to link a classroom microscope to an iPad.

Using Data to Drive Educational Change: The Bad, The Good, and The You-Decide

Student performance data is playing an increasingly important role in America’s classrooms. From scientifically based research to survey data to clickstream learning analytics, the volume of data is most definitely increasing. The question, of course, is this: for the better?

4 Tips for Teachers Working with Visually Impaired Students Online

A school for the blind and visually impaired in Washington State uses distance learning to accommodate offsite teachers and students.

eInstruction Rolls Out Entry-Level Clicker

eInstruction has released a new entry-level model in its line of radio-frequency classroom clickers.

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