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The big 3: How access, achievement and advancement can close gaps

March 21, 2017 by Laura Ascione

Giving all students equal learning opportunities is a challenge, but focusing on three key areas can help.

District Management

Teacher-loved upcoming conference has incredible number of registrants

March 6, 2017 by Meris Stansbury

Collaboration, innovation-focused CUE conference likened to the Star Wars convention for teachers and administrators.

STEM & STEAM

Google, gaming, and going mobile: Today’s 5 tech trends

November 18, 2014October 30, 2014 by By Stephen Noonoo, Contributing Editor

A few years ago the education world found itself entranced by the iPad, a powerful tablet that promised to revolutionize one-to-one programs and revitalize teacher engagement with technology…

District Management

CUE exhibitors show new ed-tech innovations

May 7, 2014March 27, 2014 by By Dennis Pierce, Editorial Director of Content Services, <a href='https://twitter.com/eSN_Dennis' target='_blank'>@eSN_Dennis</a>

At the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs, Calif., earlier this month, dozens of ed-tech companies showed their latest products for educators—including a new interactive computer game for…

District Management

Google Apps spur rise of new ed-tech market segment

May 7, 2014March 25, 2014 by By Dennis Pierce, Editorial Director of Content Services, <a href='https://twitter.com/eSN_Dennis' target='_blank'>@eSN_Dennis</a>

Student use of Google Apps is on the rise, and Google Chromebooks have exploded in popularity within K-12 education. In response to these trends, a new niche market…

STEM & STEAM

Khan Academy now Common Core aligned

May 7, 2014March 24, 2014 by From staff reports

During the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs, Calif., on March 22, closing keynote speaker Sal Khan announced a major expansion of his Khan Academy website that will…

District Management

New program prepares educators for blended learning

August 7, 2014July 11, 2012 by By Raishay Lin, Contributing Editor

Many brick-and-mortar schools want to incorporate more online instruction—but how should teachers prepare for the newly popular blended classroom? An update to a national certification program for educators…

District Management

CUE, Inc. announces relaunch of the Infinite Thinking Machine

April 18, 2012 by From wire reports

Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE) is thrilled to announce the relaunch of the Infinite Thinking Machine (ITM)! The ITM, available at www.infinitethinking.org and @ITMshow on Twitter, is a high-energy…

District Management

Diane Ravitch outlines ed tech’s promise, perils

March 20, 2012March 16, 2012 by By Laura Devaney, Managing Editor

Technology offers incredible potential for education, but it also presents certain perils that all education stakeholders must take care to avoid, said noted education historian and NYU professor…

District Management

CUE, Inc. announces YouTube collaboration

March 14, 2012 by Staff and wire services reports

At its annual CUE Conference this week, Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE) will announce a collaboration with YouTube on an exciting video curation project designed for teachers. Through this…

The big 3: How access, achievement and advancement can close gaps

Giving all students equal learning opportunities is a challenge, but focusing on three key areas can help.

The big 3: How access, achievement and advancement can close gaps

Giving all students equal learning opportunities is a challenge, but focusing on three key areas can help.

Teacher-loved upcoming conference has incredible number of registrants

Collaboration, innovation-focused CUE conference likened to the Star Wars convention for teachers and administrators.

Google, gaming, and going mobile: Today’s 5 tech trends

A few years ago the education world found itself entranced by the iPad, a powerful tablet that promised to revolutionize one-to-one programs and revitalize teacher engagement with technology…

CUE exhibitors show new ed-tech innovations

At the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs, Calif., earlier this month, dozens of ed-tech companies showed their latest products for educators—including a new interactive computer game for…

Google Apps spur rise of new ed-tech market segment

Student use of Google Apps is on the rise, and Google Chromebooks have exploded in popularity within K-12 education. In response to these trends, a new niche market…

Khan Academy now Common Core aligned

During the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs, Calif., on March 22, closing keynote speaker Sal Khan announced a major expansion of his Khan Academy website that will…

New program prepares educators for blended learning

Many brick-and-mortar schools want to incorporate more online instruction—but how should teachers prepare for the newly popular blended classroom? An update to a national certification program for educators…

CUE, Inc. announces relaunch of the Infinite Thinking Machine

Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE) is thrilled to announce the relaunch of the Infinite Thinking Machine (ITM)! The ITM, available at www.infinitethinking.org and @ITMshow on Twitter, is a high-energy…

Diane Ravitch outlines ed tech’s promise, perils

Technology offers incredible potential for education, but it also presents certain perils that all education stakeholders must take care to avoid, said noted education historian and NYU professor…

CUE, Inc. announces YouTube collaboration

At its annual CUE Conference this week, Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE) will announce a collaboration with YouTube on an exciting video curation project designed for teachers. Through this…

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Giving all students equal learning opportunities is a challenge, but focusing on three key areas can help.

Collaboration, innovation-focused CUE conference likened to the Star Wars convention for teachers and administrators.

A few years ago the education world found itself entranced by the iPad, a powerful tablet that promised to revolutionize one-to-one programs and revitalize teacher engagement with technology…

At the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs, Calif., earlier this month, dozens of ed-tech companies showed their latest products for educators—including a new interactive computer game for…

Student use of Google Apps is on the rise, and Google Chromebooks have exploded in popularity within K-12 education. In response to these trends, a new niche market…

During the annual CUE conference in Palm Springs, Calif., on March 22, closing keynote speaker Sal Khan announced a major expansion of his Khan Academy website that will…

Many brick-and-mortar schools want to incorporate more online instruction—but how should teachers prepare for the newly popular blended classroom? An update to a national certification program for educators…

Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE) is thrilled to announce the relaunch of the Infinite Thinking Machine (ITM)! The ITM, available at www.infinitethinking.org and @ITMshow on Twitter, is a high-energy…

Technology offers incredible potential for education, but it also presents certain perils that all education stakeholders must take care to avoid, said noted education historian and NYU professor…

At its annual CUE Conference this week, Computer-Using Educators, Inc. (CUE) will announce a collaboration with YouTube on an exciting video curation project designed for teachers. Through this…

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