Guide to Digital Learning
Today’s students grew up with technology and expect to use it to get information, solve problems and communicate. These are the very skills they
need now and in the future. When classrooms are equipped with the right combination of technology tools, students can learn all the skills they need
to prepare.
This web site is your guide to digital learning, dedicated to demonstrating how the technologies available in a digital learning environment can be the catalyst for teaching and learning in an era where new skills - and the ability to change as times demand - are paramount.
Events
Attend an event to learn how technology integration really works. Sessions for decision-makers demonstrate state-of-the art solutions.
Advantages:
- Engaging and intimate setting
- Hands-on experiences
- Curriculum solutions
- Networking with peers
You’ll leave with practical tools and key contacts for effective technology planning.
Event Series
Tuesday, 3/4/08 — Los Angeles, CA
Tuesday, 4/1/08 — Boston, MA
Wednesday, 4/9/08 — Dallas/Fort Worth, TX
Thursday, 5/1/08 — Chicago, IL
Tuesday, 5/22/08 — Albany, NY
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What's New
Learn more about these events by watching videos and downloading presentations.
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Grant offerings all seem to ask for different things. However, there are some pieces you’ll always need so this is as close to a template as possible.
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What does it take to change current school structures to digital learning environments?
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Teaching and Learning
Because living and working
are so different now from even a decade or two ago and because things will continue to change, today’s students need new skills to survive and
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Technology & Curriculum Integration
The goal of technology
integration is to use technology seamlessly so that the technology itself becomes a transparent and integral tool to teach core curriculum.Learn more about integrating technology into various curriculum areas
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Tools and Technologies
How do schools and districts make technology work effectively? While computers and software are just tools, some tools work better than others.
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Question of the Month
What Will Change Education?
DLE Blogs
The Physics of Participation and the Skill of UnlearningElizabeth Helfant
A recent speech by Clay Shirky, author of Here Comes Everybody has some sage advice for education. Today’s learners adhere to the physics of participation and that’s as revolutionary as the physics of the modern atom. To understand this new physics will require some significant unlearning.
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