What we’re reading: September 2016
September 11, 2016
Aneri Shah
Kick off your fall with the latest in EdTech.
2016 National Education Technology Plan
The U.S. Department of Education’s vision and plan on technology-enabled learning.
8 EdTech Questions Every Parent Should Ask Schools This Year
A technology integration coach summarizes the top questions parents have about educational technology.
Classroom Analytics Can Have Big Impact on Educational Outcomes
This article details best practices for privacy when collecting student data.
Should Pedagogy Always Drive Technology?
An elementary school principal argues that technology should shape education.
Dissecting Eyeballs and T-Rex’s: Virtual Reality in the Classroom
An in-depth look into one district’s Virtual Immersion Lab.
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