Featured Articles
An Interview with Doug Robertson, Author of "He's the Weird Teacher"
The Learning Counsel had the honor and pleasure of interviewing Doug Robertson, 5 th grade teacher, author, blogger and educational champion extraordinaire. In our interview we discussed his bo...
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
Learning Counsel Kicks Off 2018 Digital Transition Discussions-San Antonio, TX
Hot Talk in San Antonio
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
A Valentine - To Educators
In the February 1 st Learning Counsel event in Charlotte, N.C., one of the educators asked me what I think about what educators are doing as a body nationally. We have been on a tour of around...
LeiLani Cauthen, Publisher
Playing to Win
During The Gathering, an annual event hosted by the Learning Counsel, education professionals met to discuss the events of the past year and to work together to envision the future. During this ...
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
Learning Group Notes – Instructional Design Committee – National Gathering 2017
During Learning Counsel’s end-of-the-year event, The Gathering, education professionals from around the country came together to learn about and discuss new developments in the rapidly evolving ...
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
The Overweight Education Structure
It occurred to me recently that, in all the Learning Counsel’s talking with schools about the real issue being structure as the preeminent change to make in digital transition, we ought to be ...
LeiLani Cauthen, Publisher
The 100+ Characteristics of Digital Curriculum
Welcome to greater understanding of what’s what in Ed-Tech! A group of interested working education executives continue to expand and refine these definitions of terms by joining the User I...
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
Designing the Future
The Learning Counsel met with education professionals from across the country at our annual event, The Gathering, on November 2, 2017. During this event we discussed and assessed a wide variety ...
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
Garden Spaces for Learning
Within the last ten years, more and more schools across the country are maintaining gardens as part of their curriculum. The gardens have flourished as a favorite activity in small and large to ...
Kenna McHugh
Sneak Peek Video of the Survey Results
*/ LeiLani Cauthen provides a sneak peek of limited data from the Learning Counsel National Digital Curriculum Strategy Survey 2017. Highlights include total instructional resources spe...
Learning Counsel Staff
Ensuring Safety for the Next Generation
During the annual education symposium, The Gathering, educators, administrators and ed-tech professionals came together to discuss a wide variety of topics related to the technological shifts ha...
Troy Starr, Learning Counsel Writer
The 5 Most Important Considerations When Choosing a Standing Classroom Desk
In the last few years, standing desks have gone from being a novelty to a ubiquitous presence in offices worldwide. For adults, standing desks are the fastest-growing wellness benefit offered by...
Nancy Dellamore
Online Teaching Jobs Growing
Online schools are reporting a steady increase of K-12 students in the last decade according to National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). More families and students consider their digit...
Kenna McHugh, Staff Writer
Teachers Working From Home In Their Pajamas?
Telecommuting is nothing new in corporate America. For some professions, it is even becoming commonplace. The Sales Rep who lives in Texas, but has their corporate offices in California. But for...
Kenna McHugh, Staff Writer
5 New Ed-Tech Dimensions in 2018
December 22, 2017 The Ed-Tech market is maturing, and starting to spend at a very fast clip. Now that 85% of students in America have access to a computing device of some kind for a significa...
LeiLani Cauthen, Publisher, Learning Counsel
Targeting Today’s Teaching Pain Points
Zia Learning Zigs into the Ed-Tech Breach
Cebron Walker, Editor
Targeting Today’s Teaching Pain Points
Zia Learning Zigs into the Ed-Tech Breach
Cebron Walker, Editor
Tampa Prep Students Develop Virtual Reality Apps
The Future of Virtual Reality Looks Strong in K12
Kenna McHugh, Staff Writer
Creating Quality Digital Citizens Through Media Literacy
A media literacy expert provides tips for educators to teach students how to be better digital citizens and identify credible sources
Michelle Ciulla Lipkin
Featured Papers
The Learning Counsel presents journals, papers and briefs on critical topics in Digital Education.
Most will require registration in order to access them, but they are all free.
Three Near-Term Innovation Areas for K12
An Essential Audio Ingredient in Today’s Accessible Learning Environments
The Gaps Remaining for District Digital Transition
5 Steps to Fixing the Hidden Traffic of Records Management Overwhelming Schools
From Chaos to Learning Recovery: Going from Manual-Digital All the Way to Efficiency
Hybrid Logistics Security
