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Download the Future of Education Technology for K12

The CoolCatTeacher

I hope it helps you as you work to “stay on top of” all of these important issues as relating to edtech today.

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A New Framework Helps Schools Tackle Digital Equity

EdTech Magazine

Digital equity has been a primary topic of conversation in recent years, as K–12 schools contended with students who didn’t have access to the tools and skills they needed for online learning. RELATED: Educators wrestle with the real-life applications of…

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What Does the National Educational Technology Plan Say About the Digital Divides?

EdTech Magazine

Over the past few years, schools and policymakers were focused on one digital divide in K–12 education: unequal access to technology. It defines not one but three digital divides. To align to this new vision, K–12 leaders must first understand the digital

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Schools Must Focus on Narrowing Digital Divides

EdTech Magazine

The plan delves deeply into shrinking three types of digital inequity: the digital use divide, the digital design divide and the digital access divide. Department of Education’s National Educational Technology Plan, which underscores its continued importance.

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Maine’s Statewide Laptop Program Boosts Tech Access, but Digital Divide Persists

EdTech Magazine

By Meghan Bogardus Cortez Classroom computers can’t boost student outcomes if educators don’t know how to use them innovatively.

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CoSN2022: Technology Supports Accessible and Inclusive Learning

EdTech Magazine

With a focus on closing the digital divide, school districts are now working toward making the provided technology equitable. Having devices only furthers education when students can access learning.

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How Datacasting Can Help Bridge the Digital Divide

EdTech Magazine

In a time when every child seems to have a favorite YouTube personality and a Minecraft account, it’s easy to forget that not every family has readily available internet access. Indeed, according to the U.