Nearly all teachers — 95 percent — are using technology in the classroom nowadays. Elementary and middle school grades dominate when it comes to tech usage. What are the most popular tools? Video ...

Faculty have access to high quality instructional technology equipment for teaching in classrooms including digital projectors, microphones, audio and video recording ... CTS provides classroom user ...

In a first grade classroom I visited ... lectures at home via technology and use class time for discussion and problem-solving. A flipped college math class resulted in short-term gains for ...

And when it comes to introducing technology to students, it’s best to quickly get past the theoretical and into the practical. Using the classroom to mimic the real ... tackle in today’s math ...

Of the myriad functions that our smartphones contain, we use the “phone” part the least. We use it as a computer ... technology into the classroom at all (see the pencil chat video for ...

In 1976, Liza Loop went to a meeting of the Homebrew Computer ... can’t use this machine in a classroom. You’re going to have to do something else.” That’s been the story of technology ...

Should I use Edmodo? Test out cell phone use in the classroom ... technology. Do: Promote fluency, discussion, and presentation skills by having students use their cell phones or flip video ...

This idea, called the “flipped classroom,” was named and popularized ... Palanski recorded a short video lesson each week using his office computer with a webcam and a screen capture application. In ...