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How Technology is Leading to Better Outcomes in Today’s Classrooms
Recently I attended an education focused event at the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington and as a parent I found these discussions to be quite interesting. It was a global event with Microsoft...
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Social Media as a Teaching Tool
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, FourSquare, Pinterest – it seems that every day a new form of “social media” appears on the web. Just what is social media and can you really use it in the classroom? Social...
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Learning by Doing: Technology in the Flipped Classroom
Educators are familiar with the hierarchy or pyramid of learning in which if you read about a topic, you will retain 10% of what you have read; if you participate in a discussion, your retention rate...
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Data Rich but Decision Making Poor? School Information System Essentials
You may be sitting on a pile of data – could be very useful data if only it was a.) easy to retrieve, b.) accurate and reliable, c.) searchable in a variety of ways and d.) quickly formatted into...
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Microsoft’s Bing for Schools: Bringing Digital Literacy Front and Center
I was intrigued to learn that over the summer, Microsoft launched “Bing for Schools,” a program designed to not only put technology into the hands of students and teachers, but to also provide lessons...
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Using CRM to its Fullest Extent: Experience Growth and Reduce Costs
Recently, Demand Engine (an enrollment consulting, marketing software, and digital marketing services company) completed research on how colleges and universities are using customer relationship...
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Featured Fridays: September Summary
For many of us, September was a month of change and transition. And while trends come and go, one of our primary goals has always been to provide you with continual access to the resources, services,...
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