Giving students the power to access digital and edtech tools on demand will require a shift in how teachers design instruction.

Students need freedom to develop critical skills with edtech


Giving students the power to access digital tools on demand will require a shift in how teachers design instruction

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  • Stay up to date on the latest trends about learning in the digital age

After decades of working with educational technology, I've come to the realization that technology will have its greatest impact in the classroom when educators allow learners to use digital technology as a self-directed learning tool. This means not just providing students with laptops and online resources, but ensuring they have the necessary skills to find, validate, apply, and curate the vast amount of information now available to them.

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