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What AI Literacy Looks Like in Pacific Northwest Classrooms

What AI Literacy Looks Like in Pacific Northwest Classrooms

by NCCE | Jan 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

Guest Blog By: Natalie Hanni, Account Executive, MagicSchool.ai AI is now part of how students learn, explore, and communicate, both inside and outside the classroom. And just as digital citizenship shaped the last decade of learning, AI literacy is becoming a...
Connecting Educators at WERA Winter Conference 2025

Connecting Educators at WERA Winter Conference 2025

by NCCE | Jan 5, 2026 | Uncategorized

Building Bridges for Professional Learning  NCCE was proud to have Charity Nix, Professional Learning Specialist, represent our team at the WERA Winter Conference 2025. This event brought together passionate educators and leaders...
Broward County + Microsoft Copilot: Changing the Game for Educators 

Broward County + Microsoft Copilot: Changing the Game for Educators 

by NCCE | Dec 29, 2025 | Uncategorized

Ever wonder what happens when one of the biggest school districts in the U.S. decides to go all-in on AI? Spoiler alert: It’s pretty amazing.  Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) just pulled off something huge—the largest global deployment of Microsoft...
Review: Khanmigo – An AI Tool That Actually Gets Teachers

Review: Khanmigo – An AI Tool That Actually Gets Teachers

by NCCE | Nov 24, 2025 | Uncategorized

Why I Tried Khanmigo I struggle with writing newsletters for school. Every year I get told to write a weekly newsletter for parents so that they know what is going on for the week. Intellectually, this is an amazing idea.  As a parent of a high schooler I would...
Coding Clubs: Starting and Sustaining Them in Schools

Coding Clubs: Starting and Sustaining Them in Schools

by NCCE | Nov 21, 2025 | Coding, Keep Kids Coding!, Uncategorized

There is a fair amount of talk about coding these days, not least because developments in AI are calling into question the need for more individuals who understand coding. However, a hyper-focus on the potential economic benefits of learning to code may be missing a...
Plan Your Seattle Experience: Tips for Attending NCCE 26 at the Convention Center

Plan Your Seattle Experience: Tips for Attending NCCE 26 at the Convention Center

by NCCE | Nov 14, 2025 | NCCE 2026 in Seattle, Uncategorized

The countdown is on! NCCE 26 is coming to the Seattle Convention Center, February 25–27, 2026, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome educators, administrators, and EdTech leaders from across the country to the heart of the Pacific Northwest. While the conference...
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