Digital Transformation
Through a digitalization of the learning experience, both teachers and students are able to improve their skills to create a more engaging and effective education process. Here are the ways that a comprehensive digital transformation approach is dramatically shifting education in today's classrooms. Support for this toolkit generously provided by SHI.
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Powering up the Chromebook Experience at Roxbury Public SchoolsNew Jersey's Roxbury Township School District has been a 1:1 school for five years. Their older chromebooks were beginning to age, so they wanted to choose more powerful future-ready devices. |
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News The State of Project-Based Learning: Engaging and Empowering Our Students for Future SuccessAccording to this new report—sponsored by PBLWorks and Project Tomorrow—project-based learning is rich with opportunities for enhancing learning experiences. |
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News Ten Breakthrough Technologies for 2021The MIT Technology Review has published its 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2021 list. See what technologies are reinventing our lives now, or are poised to make a significant impact in the future. |
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News The 2021 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report | Teaching and Learning EditionThe latest EDUCAUSE Horizon report grapples with where our post-pandemic future may be headed, providing deep insights into student wellness and equity. |
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News Teacher survey: Learning loss is global—and significantIn the latest survey from McKinsey & Company, many teachers expressed a clear belief that children learn best from people, not programs. |
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News Learning with Multitasking in the Hybrid and Virtual Classroom white paperDevices with processors powered by Intel® technology create a more seamless teaching and learning experience by reducing disruptions and delays, making it easier to connect with others, and allowing students and educators to spend less time waiting for the processor to keep up with learning that requires multitasking. |
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News Report: Closing the K–12 Digital Divide in the Age of Distance LearningA new report examines the digital divide for America’s K-12 public school students and teachers, finding that the ”homework gap” is larger than previously estimated. |
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Blog A 2020 Lesson about Virtual LearningI can’t say that I’ll miss 2020, but I’ll certainly remember the lessons this year has driven home about technology-use in education and how it must prioritize students as active participants at the center of their learning. |
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News The Efficacy of Virtual Instruction in K12 EducationWhile there is insufficient evidence to draw definitive conclusions about the efficacy of specific instructional practices, data suggests that obstacles to student engagement can be addressed through low-cost “nudges.” |
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News EDUCAUSE Research releases 2020 Student Technology Report: Supporting the Whole StudentAfter polling 16,162 undergraduate students from 71 US institutions, EDUCAUSE has released a study on student experiences with technology: The 2020 Student Technology Report: Supporting the Whole Student. The study captures key findings and analysis, next steps, and potential opportunities. Here are some high-level insights: |
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Blog What Is the Difference Between Online, Blended, and Virtual Learning?With a blended learning rotation model, educators have a flexible structure to personalize the learning experience for students. |