3 Tips for Engaging Your Parent Community
Has your school already implemented a 1:1 program? If yes, is your parent community invested in the program? If your school hasn’t gone 1:1, have you thought of how you’ll involve your parent community in the implementation of your 1:1 program? Your parent community...
Sustaining Your Culture of Learning in a Technology-Rich Environment
What do you look for when you’re doing classroom walk-throughs? How do you know what students are learning when they’re using laptops? Often times, bringing technology into schools can cause a disconnect between how things were done before technology and how they’re...
1:1 Essentials for Success
At Eduro Learning, we are fortunate to work with schools all around the world that are either moving towards a 1:1 program (where each student has a laptop) or already established 1:1 schools. In our work with these different schools, we’ve identified several key...
Get the Right People on the Bus! Hiring Effective 1:1 Educators
When your school is ready to move to a 1:1 learning environment - either by providing a device to every student or expecting each student to bring their own - one of the best things you can do is hire staff who are experienced 1:1 educators. Not only do they already...
Leading the Change
As more and more schools become technology-rich, whether that be full one-to-one implementation or just more devices showing up in your school, the way an administrator leads the changes around the integration of technology has a direct impact on its success. So,...
Micro-Credentials: Taking PD to the next level
The idea of long-term embedded professional development has always been a passion of mine. In my heart, I truly feel it is the best type of professional development for educators….or anyone for that matter. Time and time again pre-service and beginning teachers will...
Making the Most of Your Connected Classroom
Last week, we hosted a webinar, “Making the Most of Your Connected Classroom” to discuss our upcoming micro-credentials that begin on October 15th. It was an exciting night - mentors for each micro-credential joined us in the conversation and we opened the cart for...
Micro-credentials: A Year-Long Learning Journey
We all want to be the best teachers we can be! This means we're always learning - and looking for relevant, timely and customized professional development opportunities. The rise of the Internet is not only changing the way we approach learning with students, but also...
Cultivate the Relationship, and They Will Come
Recently I took my 10-year-old daughter to get some shoes for her upcoming First Communion. Originally, I was thinking we’d run into the shoe store on our way home from her class, as my mom was watching my other two daughters at her house and I didn’t want her to be...
