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Book Review–My Secret EdTech diary

Ask a Tech Teacher

Al Kingsley’s My Secret EdTech Diary (John Cott Educational 2021) is a big-goaled, meandering overview of edtech (educational technology) available and pertinent to teachers and students. Chapters are collections of the author’s thoughts offered as you might in, say, a diary, topics like: Lessons learned with EdTech (i.e.,

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Using AI in the Classroom: 5 Ways to Transform Learning & Teaching

ViewSonic Education

No more endless grading or tedious planning—AI takes care of that, freeing you up to inspire creativity and curiosity through personalized learning experiences. We’ll explore how AI is revolutionizing the learning experience from the ground up. This change isn’t off in the future—it’s already here, transforming classrooms right now.

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How to Get Kids Excited About Writing

The CoolCatTeacher

We also talk about an authentic project of having kids write a personal book and the various steps of making it happen. We'll explore how to leverage technology and interactive strategies to turn even the most reluctant students into enthusiastic writers. Get 3 months FREE of Book Creator Premium with the code COOLCATTEACHER!

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NEW: Daily Education and Technology News for Schools 3/29/2025

The CoolCatTeacher

From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Follow @coolcatteacher on Twitter Today, I'm sharing what I've learned and my favorite links from this week. She encouraged educators to learn how to use this when it is in the free plan. I don't want AI to do work for, I want it to help me learn.”

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13 Websites That Provide Lots of Digital Books for Summer Reading

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There is one bright spot in this story: Online books. Thanks to the efforts of many devoted professionals and the financial support of more, there are a wide variety of free/inexpensive sources for books that students can use for classroom activities as well as pleasure. Kids can even watch book trailers before making a selection.

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A Book New–and Veteran–Teachers Will Want to Read

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He breaks the book into chapters every teacher will understand: x. What doesn’t is the fundamentals Pete covers in this book: x. Overall an excellent book. Jacqui Murray has been teaching K-18 technology for 30 years. You can find her resources at Structured Learning. How did i get here. Discipline.

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How Large Print Books Create a ‘Virtuous Cycle’ for All Readers

Edsurge

Districts have implemented a wide range of interventions, from hiring tutors to holding contests that reward students for reading as many books as possible. These books contain the same text as standard editions but use a 16-point font, high-contrast black ink and increased spacing to enhance reading for reluctant or struggling readers.

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