EdTech: The New Normal

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Archaeologists found the entrance to the unexplored burial shaft earlier this week.

This week, we field listener queries about the vaccine’s rollout, how state and local governments are handling distribution, and when you’ll get your shot.

Testing a vaccine on children takes longer and comes with more challenges. But inoculating kids can protect an entire population.

The Education Department lies in ruins right when it’s needed most.

From record-beating scientific discoveries to an elephant baby boom, this year was about much more than just a global pandemic.

Kids are master manipulators. They play up their charms, pit adults against one another, and engage in loud, public wailing. So it’s your job to keep up with them.

The pandemic showed us that education was broken. It also showed us how to fix it.

New modeling software is helping animal health experts develop more customizable prosthetics for pets with missing limbs. Still, not all legs are created equal.

This week, we try to guess what the year ahead has in store. We also look back in shock at how wrong we were about 2020. Can't win em all.

We need to match our focus on the supply of misinformation with a focus on the demand for it.

Together, we’re designing a new learning landscape! Get the strategies you need to go from surviving disruption to reimagining learning!

Google’s VR art creation app Tilt Brush isn’t free, but the company made it open source a few days ago after announcing it has stopped active development, so it was only a matter of time before independent developers got under the hood to publish their own Tilt Brush-derived apps. Now you can play around with …

Hurdles are obstacles that make participants slow down, evaluate, practice, and then make the leap to better support teaching and learning.  Accelerators are megatrends that drive change – sometimes suddenly and sometimes so gradually the implications aren’t readily apparent. 

Hurdles are obstacles that make participants slow down, evaluate, practice, and then make the leap to better support teaching and learning.  Accelerators are megatrends that drive change – sometimes suddenly and sometimes so gradually the implications aren’t readily apparent. 

Monks stared at skulls to ponder the inevitability of death. We stare at our phones.

Vaccines are coming. Donald Trump is going. Sometime in 2021, life will look a lot more normal. But it won’t be the same.

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Stop the chatter and find your quiet place.

The social media platform, which gained enormous popularity this year, served as a mirror of these often dystopian times.

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