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Early Perceptions of Teaching With Technology Teachers often fear the technological gap between themselves and their students. After all, their students were born into a

Traditionally, classroom teachers have been seen as content deliverers. Today, teachers increasingly assume roles as facilitators while the students lead their own learning based on

The traditional classroom has changed. It no longer involves merely a lecturing teacher and a passively listening group of students. Today’s classrooms model modern global

Classrooms across the country have been changing dramatically in the last decade. More computers, more devices and more interaction have led to a digital learning

With more than a decade of experience as a high school coach and teacher, Doug Lum knew plenty about having a lot on his plate.

  Leading Your Classroom (and School) with Technology Changes in technology have led to changes in the classroom. Instructors are now using new devices and

  Technology Creates New Educational Opportunities When technology is first introduced into a classroom, the first thought is often that it is merely another way

The long and winding road Clint and Liz Miller have traveled during 23 years of marriage and their teaching careers led them right across the

Curriculum changes can stem from many sources in a school district. Some of them will be research-based decisions while others will be budgetary decisions. No

Education has long been one of the oldest and most revered career fields, but like all things, the field has changed — as have the

As a society, we are continuously changing and adapting to the needs of our students and the technology we have available to implement in the

For many students, technology may seem like something they just use for fun outside of the classroom, but for people with special needs, it can

Campuses and districts all over the nation are beginning to see the importance of getting teachers to use technology in the classroom. District technology and

Teachers in the 21st century are competing for students’ attention. The internet, smartphones, tablets and other digital devices provide distractions for modern students, and even

Using multimedia in the classroom helps the teacher engage the students and helps the student be more involved and retain more information from the lesson.

In today’s ever-changing technology-driven world, students are learning at an even faster pace and step than before. A Master of Education in Educational Technology Leadership