Papers
Re-Knit Networks for the Remodeled Campus
What happens when the digital incursion of devices and software starts amping up the mobility of students? Starts causing rearrangement of classroom furnishings while network cables form trip ha...
Next Level Serious Address of Digital Equity in Education
Most school executives are not aware of a lack of digital equity beyond just making sure students have a computing device. Yet, a second-level inequity of both slow and completely unavailable netw...
From Data Dolt to Superhero
Micro-data is an observation data-point collected on an individual subject—a statistical unit, as in one question with answer, one quiz, or one piece of personal identity. Being the modern data su...
Categories of Digital Curriculum Characteristics
Download the update! This new edition is a treasure of information. “The 100+ Digital Curriculum Characteristics,” was formerly the “71 Characteristics.” It has been added to, edited, and resear...
The Top 5 Reasons Personalized Learning Fails
For schools to survive into the 22nd Century, the distinction between individualized and the definitions of personalized learning just might be the most important concepts to grasp and apply. Fail...
Six Threats from Wasteful Professional Development
Schools and districts buy millions of dollars’ worth of professional development (PD) and training for their teachers. Collectively, Education spends about $8 Billion on total PD for teachers. In ...
Getting Ready for the Age of Experiential Education
Do you need an advantage for your school? For your teaching? A new point of leverage is emerging for schools using advanced networks and anything connected to the Internet for lessons that transc...
What Are Teacher’s Future Roles?
Taking advantage of the best of consumerized learning while building experiential centers for students (a.k.a. highly “personalized”) with administrations means new roles in addition to new polici...
Curric-U-Can! How 2 Districts Leveraged SSO to Deliver their Dream Curriculums
Educators create more vibrant classrooms than ever by leveraging the connectivity and power of Single Sign-On (SSO). Classrooms can be chaos – compounded by painful access problems and password fa...
The New Digital Divide
Ensure all students have equitable access to quality digital literacy instruction. Though broadband use and school hardware availability are at an all-time high, a new digital divide has appeared....
