by NCCE | Oct 19, 2026 | The Future
Technology has changed the way we teach and learn, giving students new ways to work together, be creative, and tackle tough problems. As schools add more laptops, tablets, robotics, and other digital tools, teachers also need to help students see how these...
by NCCE | Oct 14, 2026 | AI, AI Literacy, Uncategorized
A practical approach to keeping human judgment at the center of classroom AI I did not start ThinkTorch AI because I wanted more AI in classrooms. I started it because AI was already there, and I wanted a better way to decide what we should actually do with it. As an...
by NCCE | Oct 12, 2026 | Make!, STEM
In the mutterings of STEM education there have been many aspects that have been around for many years, but what do they really have to offer? Makerspace is one of those buzzwords. A lot of people think of creating – maybe it is circuit building, wood...
by NCCE | Oct 11, 2026 | NCCE News
School administrators across the Northwest and the country face the ongoing challenge of stretching limited budgets while still delivering access to meaningful and beneficial technology experiences for both students and staff. With funding pressures and rising...
by NCCE | Oct 5, 2026 | Uncategorized
By: Jacqueline Ramstack A Moment that Stuck with Me I was in a district-wide meeting about AI when our Chief Academic Officer shared a comparison that really stuck with me. She reminded us that when Google first came out, many people had a similar reaction...
