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Inside an Expanding EdTech Company

March 27, 2018

Why the CEO of a pioneering firm assembled a brand-new leadership team. PANEL DISCUSSION | moderated by Victor Rivero Jamie …

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Key Takeaways from ISTE 2017

July 25, 2017

Lists, insights, goal setting, and perspective from an edtech solution-provider. GUEST COLUMN | by Jon Roepke Riverwalk, The Alamo, robots …

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The Five Pillars of Quality EdTech Content

November 22, 2016

Re-examining the goals and purposes of our arena. GUEST COLUMN | by Nanda Krish For educators, the old standby of …

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High on EdTech in the Mile High City

July 13, 2016

Listening, observing, and absorbing at ISTE 2016 in Denver. GUEST COLUMN | by Mark Gura ISTE 2016 reveals the edtech …

interviews

‘Learning from the People I Teach’

May 13, 2016

Up close with a veteran instructional support specialist. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Prior to his ‘education adventure’, Larry Lambert …

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Changes and Challenges

June 15, 2015

A view from within the edtech industry. GUEST COLUMN | by Orly Fuhrman The Internet is a digital playground for …

Inside an Expanding EdTech Company

Key Takeaways from ISTE 2017

The Five Pillars of Quality EdTech Content

High on EdTech in the Mile High City

‘Learning from the People I Teach’

Changes and Challenges

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