Today's EdTech is shaping a new generation of students who’ll be well-suited and prepared for what our guest, education thought leader and founder of @MLTSinHawaii Josh Reppun, calls the imagination economy. “This is an inflection point,” Reppun says....

If you're a listener of our Education Technology podcast, chances are you're familiar with the Paperless Push and 1:1 device-friendly classrooms. Welcoming new technology to the classroom creates new workflows that many schools and teachers have to...

Whenever our host Landon hears the words tutor, tutee, or even tutelage, they can’t help but giggle. Even outside of the word's strange semantics, tutoring can have a negative connotation, because asking for it can be perceived as being unintelligent...

As artificial intelligence algorithms become more complex and more prevalent, parents and educators must now work on preparing today’s youth for being responsible and savvy digital citizens. Here to talk about the potential effects of faulty AI...

For many elementary school kids, reading definitions from the textbook is just one of the many ways they consume the knowledge they need for high school and beyond. But once those kids, get to high school, textbook learning becomes more integral and...

You’ve heard the cliche "it takes a village," but this North Carolina school is assembling the village in an innovative way. In this episode of the EdTech Podcast, we spoke to Lindsay Whitley, Director of the Guilford Parent Academy in Guilford County...

The more technology we have, the more people seem too drift apart. Author and EdTech Consultant, Dr. Monica Burns of Class Tech Tips, however, believes that technology can not only foster human relationships within the classroom, but also promote...

What subject in school would you have described as emotionally stirring or beautiful? Probably something like English, a Fine Art, even History or Science. Mathematics, for the typical student...not so much. And that's nothing against mathematics as a...

Historically speaking, art is not usually considered part of the scientific community. It should be. Art is an ordered expression of perception and emotion. While those are difficult values to quantify, the collaboration between science and art is...

Have you heard of the phrase, "Stage, not age?" For higher education, it makes a lot of sense. Your age or year at university doesn’t matter when enrolling in a course; what matters is that you’ve passed the prerequisites. But what would our education...