The Microsoft Education Transformation Corner
Student Success and Beyond: Organizational Capacity, Strategic Planning, and Quality Assurance Often in planning, student success is at the forefront ...
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2017 CANeLearn Symposium & BC Digital Learning Conference
On April 5-7 over 350 educators from independent, private and public schools gathered in Vancouver BC for the 2017 CANeLearn ... -
A MindShare Podcast with Josee Landriault, Principal, École secondaire Jeunes sans frontières
Discusses the Student Led PanTech Conference and it’s outcomes for Student Learning & Innovation Direction ecole Jeunes sans frontieres Brampton ... -
Microsoft Education Transformation Corner
Building Leader and Educator Capacity for Transformation What makes a great teacher great? They are continually innovating and assessing how ... -
The Microsoft Education Transformation Corner
Designing Technology for Effective and Efficient Schools When you think broadly of technology, what does it look like for your ... -
MindShare Learning Technology President On-Air Interview at FETC Orlando
Robert Martellacci Shares Canadian EdTech Insights at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) -
Microsoft Education Transformation Corner: Personalized Learning
Personalized Learning When you visualize educational transformation, what does success look like to you? How do you get there? One ... -
Last year’s Classroom of the Future Eastern winner Sadie Bradbury, Highland Park Junior High blogs her insights on creating a winning video & the positive impact the contest had on her students.
So, we won the Eastern Makerspace! When my principal walked into my science room and handed me her cell phone, ... -
Considerations on the MakerSpace Movement – By Tim Gard, Chief Digital Learning Strategist
The Maker movement is not new, but its impact on education is in its infancy. Moreover, the thing with ‘newborn ... -
Developing a Maker Pedagogy by Tina Ginglo, Instructional Liaison at TVO, Educational Partnerships/Digital Learning.
Makerspaces are popping up everywhere….in schools, libraries, the local community and in conversations. For the most part, we know what ...
