The hidden benefits of a move to online instruction
In a virtual classroom driven by COVID-19, educators are discovering new and innovative ways to teach--here's how one district found some silver linings in its move online.

Viewpoints: Esports in Education for K-20
K-12 and higher education are scrambling to keep up with student demand for the newest mode of learning: esports. Experts in K12 and Hi Ed explain why it’s happening, how to get started and how it is benefiting students of all ages.

Grade expectations: How to look at grading in a new light
You're doing it all wrong--transform grading so it actually impacts student learning.

Turning to Student Voice and Choice for High School eSports
Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District CTO Kyle Berger is facing new kinds of challenges he never could have foreseen before introducing an esports program into his high schools, including taking calls from college recruiters who want to know more about some of his players and hearing from parents wondering how they can get their kids on the teams. But, as he explains in this interview, the response from students has made those tiny hassles all worth the effort.

Strategies to mitigate the COVID slide
Learn how to address COVID-related gaps in learning, as well as summer learning loss.

How Access to Online Language Learning Increases EL Equity
In this eBook from Rosetta Stone®, we review how technology-enabled English language learning contributes to equity that benefits emergent bilingual students, teachers, and school districts.

Balancing cybersecurity and user productivity
Cybersecurity remains top of mind as district IT leaders navigate a new school landscape this fall.