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  • Philly Program Targets 35,000 Students for Digital Connectivity

    A public-private partnership in Philadelphia will help up to 35,000 students in low-income households acquire computing devices and internet access. "PHLConnectED,"as the program is called, will also provide digital skills training and tech support for families, in time for the start of school. 08/31/2020

    • Breaking News
  • How We Ran a Student Hackathon Online

    This education provider that teaches students to code ran its first hackathon virtually and drew more than a hundred young participants in a two-day event. 08/27/2020

    • Viewpoint
  • lego spike

    LEGO Education Releases Middle School Lessons and Teacher Guides

    LEGO Education is priming to help teachers in the new school year with initiatives intended to serve learning, whether it takes place in person or remotely. New programs include STEM lessons that include physical movement; downloadable teacher and parent guides; and a new online teacher community. Although the resources are all available at no cost, some may require access to LEGO or other products that aren't free. 08/27/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Adobe Offers At-Home Access to Creative Cloud Through 2020

    Adobe is providing its K–12 volume license customers with at-home access to its suite of creative tools collectively known as Creative Cloud. The deal allows schools to provide all students and staff with access to Creative Cloud apps at home through the rest of the year and into 2021. 08/27/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Esports League HSEL Extends Reach to High Schools in AU and NZ

    An esports league company is spreading its high school footprint outside of North America. Generation Esports (GenE) has taken its High School Esports League (HSEL) to Australia and New Zealand. 08/27/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Most Kahoot Teachers Expect a Mix of Online and In-School

    As of last month, most teachers globally expected to deliver instruction through a mix of distance and in-classroom learning. 08/27/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Astronomy Lessons Available in Homeschool Edition

    Slooh, a company that allows for space exploration via a network of online telescopes, has launched a homeschool astronomy program. The science lessons will include weekly webinars for students. 08/26/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Schools Turn to Tech for Return-to-Campus Health Checks

    emocha's "return-to-learn" program is a mobile application that uses short, asynchronous virtual check-ins to identify, track and manage symptoms of COVID-19. The schools are using the program to help resume classes in person this fall. 08/26/2020

    • COVID 19
  • Penda Learning Adds New Science Activities, Boosts Integrations

    Education technology company Penda Learning has added 850 new interactive science activities for grades 3-10 to its digital, game-based learning platform and introduced program improvements and integrations. 08/26/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Research: Students Need to Spend More Time Writing

    A new research brief has suggested just a quarter of students in middle school and high school write for at least 30 minutes a day, a minimum standard set by learning experts for the development of writing skills. 08/25/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Researchers Find SEL Gains for Students in Esports

    NASEF, the North America Scholastic Esports Federation, has found that students participating in esports showed "significant development" of STEM and workforce skills and social-emotional characteristics. 08/25/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Private Online HS Teams with Minerva on Baccalaureate Program

    A private online high school has announced a new baccalaureate program for beginning ninth graders, developed in partnership with a company that built the technology for an innovative classroom- and campus-free university. 08/25/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Screencastify Updates Video Submission Tool

    Screencastify Updates Video Submission Tool

    The software includes webcam and screen recording, video privacy controls, mobile usage, submission alerts, no limits to video length, Google Classroom integration and auto-save to Google Drive. 08/25/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Small Majority of Parents Say: Open Up Our School Campuses!

    A slight majority of parents want schools to reopen this fall for in-person learning, and conservatives especially want that to happen. 08/24/2020

    • Breaking News
  • VMware Horizon 8 Adds Instant Cloning, More Cloud Support

    VMware has introduced updates to its flagship virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) platform with the introduction of Horizon 8, as well as new additions to its VMware Workspace ONE, its digital workspace platform. 08/24/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Minecraft for Chromebooks Arrives

    Minecraft for Chromebooks Arrives

    As Microsoft promised a few weeks ago, the company has announced general availability of Minecraft: Education Edition for Chromebook devices, just in time for the start of school. The release comes with two new features for all users. 08/14/2020

    • Breaking News
  • The subjects that performed better than average during COVID-19

    High Schoolers More Likely to Study Math, Science and Forsake Other Topics During COVID-19

    School closures and remote learning have gone hand-in-hand with decreased student engagement in all high school subject areas, according to a study by education technology company Quizlet. 08/14/2020

    • Breaking News
  • Study Recommends Total Ban on Facial Recognition in Schools

    A study by researchers out of the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy noted thsat facial recognition technology does not work the same for all people and that it will disproportionately "impact particularly vulnerable populations." 08/12/2020

    • Breaking News
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