Let’s Celebrate PERSONALIZATION But Not Too Fast.

• Authors : Tomlinson, Carol Ann^1,2

• Source: Educational Leadership; Mar2017, Vol. 74 Issue 6, p10-15, 6p, 3 Color Photographs

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Relevant Reads.

Subjects: *DISTANCE education; *ONLINE education; *NONFICTIONGETTING Smart: How Digital Learning Is Changing the World (Book)VANDER Ark, Tom, 1959-

• Source: Educational Leadership. Mar2013, Vol. 70 Issue 6, p9-9. 1/4p.

• Abstract: The article reviews the book "Getting Smart: How Digital Learning Is Changing the World" by Tom Vander ...

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A Technology Plan That Works.

• Authors : Overbay, Amy¹ amy_; Mollette, Melinda² Melinda&lowbar

Subjects: *EDUCATIONAL technology planning; *SCHOOL administrators; *TEACHER developmentNORTH Carolina

• Source: Educational Leadership. Feb2011, Vol. 68 Issue 5, p56-59. 4p.

• Abstract: The article reports on research that the authors have done concerning the use of digital learning techniques ...

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Teaching Our Way to Digital Equity: How can educators ensure that technology-rich learning experiences aren’t restricted to the most privileged students.

• Authors : Reich, Justin^1,2

Subjects: *EDUCATIONAL equalization; *EDUCATIONAL technology

• Source: Educational Leadership. Feb2019, Vol. 76 Issue 5, p30-35. 6p.

• Abstract: The article examines the use of educational technology and discusses ways in which educators can ensure that such resources are available to all students regardless ...

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Ed-Tech Coaches Gaining Critical PD Role.

• Authors : Rebora, Anthony

Subjects: *EDUCATIONAL technology; *PROFESSIONAL education; *COVID-19 pandemicDIGITAL Promise (Company)

• Source: Educational Leadership. Feb2021, Vol. 78 Issue 5, p10-10. 3/4p.

• Abstract: The article discusses a survey report by Digital Promise on the important role played by educational technology coaches in professional development ...

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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: Promises Fulfilled: From a teacher’s perspective, assistive technology delivers on its potential to transform learning experiences for students with—and without—learning disabilities.

• Authors : Redford, Kyle^1,2

Subjects: *SELF-help devices for people with disabilities; *EDUCATION of learning disabled persons; *STRUGGLING readers

• Source: Educational Leadership. Feb2019, Vol. 76 Issue 5, p70-74. 5p.

• Abstract: The author discusses the use of assistive technology in the classroom. She mentions the use of audiobooks for struggling readers, dictation software for students with ...

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Digital Tools to Broaden Learning: New technologies can give students multiple means of engagement, action, and representation.

• Authors : Fisher, Douglas^1,2 (AUTHOR) ; Frey, Nancy^1,2 (AUTHOR)

Subjects: *DIGITAL technology; *EDUCATION of students with disabilities; *TECHNOLOGICAL innovations

• Source: Educational Leadership. Apr2017, Vol. 74 Issue 7, p81-82. 2p. 1 Color Photograph.

• Abstract: The article discusses the use of digital tools and new technologies such as voice recognition systems, smartpen technology, and text-to-speech applications ...

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The Sciences of Teaching.

• Authors : Tomlinson, Carol Ann¹ ; Sousa, David A.²

Subjects: *PSYCHOLOGY; *NEUROSCIENCES; *SOCIAL learning

• Source: Educational Leadership. May2020, Vol. 77 Issue 8, p14-20. 7p.

• Abstract: The article offers information on popular education approaches of pairing of knowledge from psychology and neuroscience. Topics include findings from neuroscience that pertain to teaching ...

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Creating a Shared Vision: How one district reworked a failed ed-tech strategy to transform learning.

• Authors : Culatta, Richard^1,2,3

Subjects: *ONE-to-one computing in education; *EDUCATIONAL technology; *INDIVIDUALIZED instructionLOS Angeles Unified School District

• Source: Educational Leadership. Feb2019, Vol. 76 Issue 5, p26-29. 4p.

• Abstract: The article examines how the failure of a one-to-one tablet computer program in California's Los Angeles Unified School District led to a new approach in ...

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To Stem Teacher Burnout, GO DIGITAL: Used wisely, technology can help shift teachers' mindsets about how they work--and maybe even save their careers.

• Authors : Tucker, Catlin

Subjects: *EDUCATIONAL technology; *TEACHER-student relationships; *TEACHER effectiveness

• Source: Educational Leadership. Jun2018, Vol. 75 Issue 9, p58-62. 5p.

• Abstract: The article presents five strategies for improving student-teacher collaboration and teacher effectiveness through the use of technology. Topics mentioned include getting students to create their ...

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