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Technology in the Classroom

Traditional learning methods are being replaced with agile, collaborative and technology-based education. Keep up with the newest classroom technologies that allow for modern learning environments, bridge the digital divide and prepare students for a future that is now.

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Ed Tech Access and Competency Make Virtual Learning Options Equitable

Hybrid Hangups: What Teachers Struggle with Most in Hybrid Instruction

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What It Takes to Get Hybrid Instruction Right

3 Ways to Set Students Up for Success in the Digital Age

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Hybrid Learning FAQ: The Most-Asked Questions

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TCEA 2021: 5 Ways to Create a Virtual Classroom With Microsoft Teams

TCEA 2021: Valuable Lessons for K–12 Learned During the Pandemic

TCEA 2021: Sessions Highlight Blended Learning and Ed Tech Strategies

5 Tips for an Effective Hybrid Instruction Experience

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How K–12 Schools Map Paths to Effective Hybrid Learning

ISTE20 Live: Fostering Empathy and Equity in the Remote Classroom

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ISTE20 Live: Break Down Barriers to Learning with These Digital Tools

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Ed Tech Access and Competency Make Virtual Learning Options Equitable

Giving students the opportunity to learn online isn’t enough. Schools must provide devices, internet access and an understanding of how to use the technologies.

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