French company Nolej AI enables teachers to create in real time – from the journal
Content in real time. thejournal.com/articles/2023/07/11/startup-nolej-ai-available-on-google-classroom.aspx
Virtual Learning – Online Learning
FlexPoint Offers a Blueprint for Building an Online Learning Program — from THE Journal
FlexPoint urges us to go beyond one-size-fits-all approach to online education. The FlexPoint Blueprint aids in selecting the right tools and asking the right questions, to build a path to hybrid learning success. Suggestions:
- Ask parents/guardians for their preferred communication method.
- Create a centralized resource hub online—with tools and resources for students and parents who are new to online learning to help them stay on track and engaged.
- Create communications channels where parents can provide feedback and ask questions—like a social media group or message board. Once set up, ensure your team is able to consistently monitor and answer questions.
- Hold a virtual open house with families to introduce them to staff and your online learning option.
- Schedule live morning announcements for your students via an online video meeting platform.
- Host science and social studies fairs online where students can showcase their projects.
- Host virtual career days or field trips for the students to attend.
- Provide families with access to a platform where they can monitor their child’s progress.
Digital Inclusion in Hawai’i
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eCampus News Articles – eSchool Media
eCampus News Articles – eSchool Media
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Faced with a desperate skills shortage, tech leaders plead for computer science reform in schools | ZDNet
Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and others have also signed on to partner with the education nonprofit Code.
— Read on www.zdnet.com/education/computers-tech/tech-leaders-call-for-more-computer-science-opportunities-in-schools/
The 10 Most Significant Education Studies of 2021 | Edutopia
From reframing our notion of “good” schools to mining the magic of expert teachers, here’s a curated list of must-read research from 2021.
— Read on www.edutopia.org/article/10-most-significant-education-studies-2021
Big Tech and Free Speech | PolicyEd
Published November 2, 2021 Are internet companies such as Facebook and YouTube allowed to censor the content on their websites? Under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, these companies are not held liable for user-uploaded speech, allowing them to determine who to ban or restrict from their platforms. Removing this protection would only make matters worse, as it
— Read on www.policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/big-tech-and-free-speech/video
Survey finds major–and potentially lasting–changes in K-12 schools’ curricular choices during the pandemic
/PRNewswire/ — An annual survey conducted by Bay View Analytics of K-12 teachers and administrators in the U.S. found that the sudden shift to remote…
— Read on www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/survey-finds-majorand-potentially-lastingchanges-in-k-12-schools-curricular-choices-during-the-pandemic-301359520.html
Virtual Learning Was Better for Some Kids. Here’s What Teachers Learned From Them
Looking at what went right in virtual classes for students with learning differences or social anxiety offers lessons for in-person teaching.
— Read on www.edweek.org/leadership/virtual-learning-was-better-for-some-kids-heres-what-teachers-learned-from-them/2021/08
Online Tutoring in China Was Booming. Then Came a Dramatic Shift in Regulations. | EdSurge News
China’s ballooning edtech market is suddenly deflating thanks to new government restrictions on lucrative private tutoring companies that serve …
— Read on www.edsurge.com/news/2021-07-26-online-tutoring-in-china-was-booming-then-came-a-dramatic-shift-in-regulations