THE Journal Magazine: December 2014

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Departments:

  • Our Space: The Future of Tech Isn’t Techt
  • Here & Now: Testing and Assessment Products Are Now the Biggest Category of Ed Tech Sales
  • Product Roundup: New Hardware and Software
  • Innovator: Hanna Shekhter, Education Technology Specialist, Brauser Maimonides Academy, Fort Lauderdale, FL

December 2014 | vol. 43 no. 8

What’s Hot, What’s Not for 2015
Our panel of experts predicts what trends, devices and software will define ed tech in the coming year.
What Will the Learning Device of the Future Look Like?
We asked a young innovator, a futurist and the CEO of the One-to-One Institute to imagine what students will be using for learning one day. Here are their predictions, from the fantastical to the practical.
13 Resources to Help You Teach Digital Citizenship
These websites and books can guide districts in developing a comprehensive acceptable use policy that will give students the tools they need to succeed in school and beyond.
What Can Ed Tech Certification Do for You?
A variety of programs can help K-12 technology professionals boost their knowledge and prepare themselves for the expanding demands of their jobs.
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