With advances in technology, we have increasing options for teaching STEM subjects, and also more avenues to share successful methods. STEM learning is great for building critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The challenge is how to engage the broad range of...
For students with learning disabilities, learning technologies offer opportunities to capitalize on strengths while bypassing areas of difficulty. As a simple example, a student who struggles with reading may learn more effectively with audio or video content. More...
For companies looking at digital training solutions, educational outcomes can have a big impact on the bottom line. Compliance, sales, skills: Business leaders can certainly enhance the value and performance of an organization through effective training. But, all too...
One area of great promise in digital learning is the potential to improve learning outcomes for traditionally underserved students. We know statistically that students from low-income areas tend to have lower levels of academic preparedness at any given grade level as...
The learning community increasingly is embracing technology-enhanced items (TEI) for assessment, in coordination with organizations like PARCC and SBAC. TEIs open up a wide range of question types, such as drag-and-drop, drop-down menus, graph plotting, text...
Scope creep refers to unharnessed changes that take place in a project’s scope or breadth. Scope creep becomes a slippery slope as original project goals quickly expand, so much so that things sometimes spiral out of control. Scope creep is no fun. In fact, it can be...