It’s All About Context
I am lucky enough to work in a place that is not lacking in resources. Students have 1:1 iPads and teachers have Macbooks and iPads, not to mention classrooms required […]
Miami Ed Tech Receives Grant from Hispanic Federation and Comcast NBCUniversal
Miami Ed Tech will receive a first-of-its-kind training program known as the Digital Accelerator, designed for Latino-led nonprofits to strengthen their organizational capacity, programmatic offerings, and reach in the digital […]
Kiddie Kredit Announces Partnership With STEM FUSE
“This is an amazing opportunity for Kiddie Kredit. The content we designed meets multiple national financial literacy standards and was originally designed solely to exist within our app. We soon […]
Failure *IS* the Option
One of the biggest problems I have in my classroom are students who are scared of failure. This sounds counterintuitive, I am sure. Students are supposed to not want to […]
Changes are Coming…
In the article “Employers Are Changing How They View Training. Here are Education Trends They See Coming” by Jeffrey R. Young, Young points out that “Many of the largest employers […]
How to Foster Your Child’s Interest in Coding
Many parents know that computer science education is important and that job opportunities in the CS field are growing. However, for those parents who are not the most tech savvy […]
Give Miami Day Robotics Competition
Closing the STEM skills gap Recognizing the growing demand for a local skilled technical workforce, Miami EdTech and Riders.ai have partnered to bring Computer Science and Robotics Programming to middle […]
Future of Work – PBS Special
Future of Work – Webinar Recording Future of Work explores monumental changes in the workplace and the long-term impact on workers, employers, educators and communities. Employment is part of the […]
Have You Tried These Edtech Tools?
As educators, we have had to deal with unprecedented change. It is hard to keep your head above water, let alone have the mental space to try new tech. As […]
Groupwork ≠ Collaboration
As educators we all make mistakes. However, one of the biggest mistakes I have made in my teaching career is assuming that just because I put my kids in groups […]
