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“Agentic” AI is Available to Teachers at No Cost. Here’s a Job Worth Giving It.
NCCE is pleased to repost Dr. Jason Neiffer's work with the Montana Digital Academy's Frontier Learning Lab. The following post is from the Substack: Field Notes from the Frontier Learning Lab. Original Post Part I: A Task in Need of an Afternoon Jason Neiffer This is...
Modernizing School Administration: Streamlining Operations with Cloud-Based Tools
Efficient and properly functioning school administration serves as the backbone of effective education, but the demands placed on today’s systems are more complex than ever. From managing enrollment and communication to coordinating schedules, compliance,...
Technology in Education
Artificial intelligence is changing education. New platforms seem to appear every week. Classrooms look different than they did just a few years ago. Lessons can be created in seconds, grading can be automated, and information has never been more accessible....
Get Google Certified: Mastering Google Suite
Once upon a time… …two girls worked in a school district that used the Google for Education suite. The girls wanted to improve their foundational efficiency, so they learned as much as they could, and then took the Google Level 1 Certification Exam. As...
Back-to-School Success Starts with Preparation
As summer winds down, it's time to begin preparing for another exciting school year. The first few weeks set the tone for classroom culture, student engagement, and academic success. Thoughtful planning now can help reduce stress later and create a welcoming...
Screen Bans and Purposeful EdTech: Navigating a Shifting Landscape in K-12 Schools
School districts across the United States are increasingly confronting calls to limit or ban screens in classrooms. Lawmakers in multiple states and local administrators are responding to growing parent concerns about device overuse, distractions, and potential...
Beyond Technology: Building Capacity for the Educators Who Preserve Culture and Community
By Jessica Schuler In a fifth-grade classroom at Jefferson Elementary School in Gallup, New Mexico, students are exploring Spider Rock and Canyon de Chelly National Monument—places deeply connected to the Navajo story of Spider Woman, a revered figure who, according...
Recharge and Reflect: Professional Development Opportunities for Educators This Summer
Summer offers educators something they sorely miss during the school year: time to pause, reflect, and reset. After months of instruction, planning, assessment, and student support, the summer break provides an important opportunity for rest. However, that open...
A Legacy of Excellence: Celebrating Kiersten Kerr’s 20 Years in Education and Her New Chapter at NCCE
Following a remarkable 20-year career dedicated to investing in students, Kiersten Kerr, MLIS, officially retired this past June. A "proud Viking" to her core, Kiersten spent the last 15 years as the Library Media Specialist at Coeur d'Alene High School...
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