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Books, articles and practical guides for educators, parents and curious learners.
The History of Computing: Bringing Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, Hedy Lamarr, and Grace Hopper to Life in the Classroom
Why Teach the History of Computing? When we think about teaching computing, we often…
We Don’t Own Anything Anymore: The Subscription Model and the Future of EdTech
There was a time when buying something meant it was yours forever. You’d buy…
The Power of Rubber Duck Debugging
Thinking Aloud as a Metacognitive Strategy If you’ve ever tried to explain a problem…
Memes, Trends, and Digital Literacy: Skibidi What-Now? A Guide for Educators (and the Confused)
We live in an era where digital trends shape not just entertainment but the way young people interact, form opinions, and even develop their sense of identity.
Managing School Subscriptions Effectively: Balancing Cost, Value, and Educational Impact
There’s a moment in every school year when someone, usually a department head, subject…
AI ads at the Super Bowl: Google vs OpenAI
Two Very Different Approaches A friend of mine sent me a message the other…
The Digital Mentor Continuum: Balancing Limiter, Enabler, and Guide
As a parent of two boys (8 and 12) as well as an educator,…
Navigating the Moral Panic of AI in Schools: Lessons from Technology’s Past
The introduction of AI into schools has sparked a new wave of moral panic…
Ditching “Hello World”: Engaging First Lines of Code for Beginners
Michael Kölling’s thought-provoking post, “GUIDELINE 4: DON’T USE ‘HELLO WORLD’,” really struck a chord…
Camtasia 2024: Is it time to Upgrade your Educational Video Creation?
Discover how Camtasia 2024 can revolutionize your teaching with dynamic captions, interactive elements, and enhanced video creation tools. Ideal for flipped classrooms and blended learning, this latest version also supports professional growth through custom video content, fostering collaboration and continuous improvement in education. Don't miss out on the best screen recording and video editing software for educators.