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  1. CARES Act And Education: Using Emergency Relief Funds

    CARES Act And Education: Using Emergency Relief Funds
    Essentially, government officials passed legislation in support of financial assistance for key education-related projects, initiatives, and resources to come from the state level. This means that each state government must provide funds for the schools in that state. And, there’s a lot that school and district leaders can spend it on—as well as a time frame.
  2. Eduporium Featured Educator: Mary Ledford

    Eduporium Featured Educator: Mary Ledford
    As a media specialist, Mary’s found some creative ways to teach poetry and help make it exciting for students while inspiring each of them to create technology projects based on that inspiration. Through her efforts, she’s seen students respond enthusiastically, get excited about sharing their ideas with classmates, and look for opportunities to collaborate!
  3. Eduporium Experiment | The Meeting Owl Pro from Owl Labs

    Eduporium Experiment | The Meeting Owl Pro from Owl Labs
    The Meeting Owl Pro packs plenty of versatility in its compact form. Though under 11 inches in height, it helps educators create enhanced inclusion, drive engagement, and ensure everyone’s voice is heard. It’s actually a three-in-one camera, microphone, and speaker that helps educators unlock active learning in any environment.
  4. Rising Resources | Learning Data Science with Edsquare

    Rising Resources | Learning Data Science with Edsquare
    The courses within Edsquare are designed largely for students. As they say, however, teachers can also feel free to try them. There are a lot of opportunities for them to learn about contemporary skills and developing technologies. At the moment, there are two main courses available on the Edsquare platform, focusing on AI and its role in machine learning.
  5. Eduporium Weekly | PBL in Remote Learning

    Eduporium Weekly | PBL in Remote Learning
    PBL involves students working as part of a group most of the time on a community-focused project designed to affect authentic change. You can see how this might be tough to do in a remote environment, but a lot of progress has been made. It takes true teamwork, but PBL IRL (in remote learning) is certainly a possibility.
  6. February EdTech Grant Awarded To Justin DiMatteo

    February EdTech Grant Awarded To Justin DiMatteo
    For his award, we will be providing Justin and his students with some micro:bit V2 kits to use in their STEAM program. Since the micro:bit’s allow students to complete standalone activities as well as take part in new experiences that are tied to their existing PBL units, they’ll make a great fit as Justin expands CS opportunities for all.
  7. EdTech Grant for January Awarded to Jil DeMasi

    EdTech Grant for January Awarded to Jil DeMasi
    Jil is committed to providing students with the resources and opportunities they would have access to in a traditional educational setting. She’s chosen to go about facilitating opportunities through the implementation of robotics tools. Jil sees this opportunity as a game changer for her students as she helps them discover hidden talents.
  8. Eduporium Weekly | Classroom Design In A New Era Of Learning

    Eduporium Weekly | Classroom Design In A New Era Of Learning
    You really do not realize just how small classrooms actually are until you try to successfully place 25 students within them and keep every single one of them six feet from each other. This has even led some teachers to suggest limiting class sizes, which might sound promising in theory since there are definitely some children who have opted to
  9. Eduporium Weekly | Updates On 3D Printing In Education

    Eduporium Weekly | Updates On 3D Printing In Education
    Under ordinary conditions, 3D printing is among the most popular avenues for technology teachers to take advantage of all of the advances in STEAM instructional tools. By combining both physical and digital construction, 3D printing helps students think like an engineer, solve pressing problems in a very unique way, collaborate with classmates, and a lot more.
  10. Using Google Expeditions AR Kits in the Classroom

    Using Google Expeditions AR Kits in the Classroom
    We can now offer the next best thing in the Google Expeditions’ AR/VR Classroom Kits! Designed to augment classroom instruction with high-end performance, the nine AR/VR kits help teachers guide students through all kinds of engaging lessons. They’re powered by the Magellan teacher tablet and include Homido viewers, student devices, and more.

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