All Articles

Leadership

Staff Picks: Danny Glover, Games for Learning, & the Virtual School Symposium

This was a busy week for the Getting Smart team! For this week's staff picks, Karen chose an article about Danny Glover at the 'Freedom Awards,' Caroline picked an article highlighting the ways games can transform schools, and Sarah picked the great iNACOL conference this week!

one year ago by

EdTech

Webinar: The Promise & Potential of Personal Digital Learning

Tom Vander Ark presented innovative ideas for blended learning Friday for 700 schools nationwide during the webinar "The Promise and Potential of Personal Digital Learning," which was hosted by Sevenstar Academy.

one year ago by

Leadership

Staff Picks: Ed Reform, Good Work, and Getting Smart

This week, Tom picks the Foundation for Excellence in Education's Roadmap for Reform, the Nation's Digital Learning Report Card and the 10 Elements of High Quality Digital Learning. Karen picks Tom's Good Work Sunday series on Getting Smart, Caroline picks Tom's new book Getting Smart, and Sarah picks the "I'm Getting ...

one year ago by

EdTech

Webinar: The Promise & Potential of Personal Digital Learning

Register for Tom Vander Ark's upcoming webinar "The Promise and Potential of Personal Digital Learning," a discussion on how schools are incorporating innovative technology to boost achievement and prepare students to thrive in the idea economy of the future, Friday, November 4, 2011 at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. EST.

one year ago by

EdTech

Michael Horn Talks Disruptive Technology at WA Ed Innovation Forum

This week, Michael Horn, the co-founder and Executive Director of Innosight Institute, discussed the growth and development of disruptive technologies like online learning in education at the Washington Education Innovation Forum, hosted by Robin Lake, in Seattle, Wash.

one year ago by

K12 logo

advocacy partner

K12 Inc.

K12 Inc. is leading the transformation to individualized learning as the nation's foremost provider of technology-powered online solutions for students in pre-kindergarten through high school.

EdTech

10+ Articles Responding to Richtel’s NYT Piece On Classroom Tech

This week, Matt Richtel's article "In Classroom of Future, Stagnant Scores" on The New York Times received a great deal of hype following Tom Vander Ark's rebuttal "Richtel's Rearview Mirror Misses the Mark" on the Huffington Post and Getting Smart.

one year ago by

EdTech

Education Leaders Discuss Public Perception of U.S. Education

Education leaders, policymakers, business leaders, educators, and non-profit and community-based organizations discussed the public perception of U.S. public education at an event today, hosted by Lumina Foundation and Gallup, following the release of the PDK/Gallup poll results.

one year ago by