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Be Careful Out There – The Risk is Real!
What can it hurt to post it? It is just a cute picture. In the age of AI, your digital footprint is easier than ever for anyone to access. Now they know your name, where you live, where you work, your age, and even more! In the world of AI, it becomes easier and...
NCCE Community Learning Events 2025: Free, Equitable, and Empowering
At NCCE, we believe every educator deserves access to high-quality professional learning—regardless of budget, location, or schedule. That’s why our Community Learning Events were created: to provide free, virtual learning opportunities that are inclusive, innovative,...
Holly Clark is Headed to NCCE 2026 in Seattle – And She’s Bringing the Future of Learning with Her!
Mark your calendars, educators! February 25–27, 2026, is going to be next-level at the NCCE Conference in Seattle—and not just because of the coffee. We’re thrilled to announce that Holly Clark, international speaker, bestselling author, and AI-in-education...
The Impact of Technology on Student Mental Health
Today’s classrooms are very connected, with many schools regularly using laptops, tablets, streaming media, and other devices
Empowering Educators with AI: NCCE Leads Transformative Training for Butte School District
On the first day of preplanning, 75 educators from the Butte School District came together for a dynamic professional development event led by trainers from the Northwest Council for Computer Education (NCCE). The focus of the day: harnessing the power of artificial...
Back to School Stress
As we head back to school, my excitement and stress goes off the charts! Then my kid starts her back to school meetings (how is she in high school already!), and my stress goes even higher. I can’t count the times I’ve had to save the day by making a school item...
Looking Forward: Pre-Registration for NCCE 26 Now Open
Exciting news for educators, technology leaders, and innovators: Pre-registration for NCCE 2026 is officially open! Mark your calendars!
Trauma Informed Schools Make a Difference
by Shylo Garrett, 5th Grade Educator, Cassia County School District I taught 5th grade at Rupert Elementary in Minidoka County, Idaho for 9 years, and I will be making a transition to Raft River Elementary School in Cassia County, Idaho next fall. My previous...
Empowering Educators with AI: NCCE and Colleague AI Attend Idaho’s IASA Leadership Conference
Sally Bouvia, NCCE, joined Dr. Min Sun, co-founder and CEO of Colleague AI and professor in the College of Education at the University of Washington, at the Colleague AI booth during the IASA Summer Leadership Conference 2025 in Boise, held August 6–7. “It was a...
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