AI feels like magic, but it’s actually a science your students can master. Shake off spring fever and join us to see how the new micro:bit Create AI tool turns complex concepts into hands-on play.
The ability to create images from text is one of today's most exciting technological developments, but how does it actually apply in a classroom?
From high-energy activities to brain-bending puzzles, we're digging into Code.org activities so engaging that students won’t even realize they’re learning (and building real persistence along the way).
We invite all Microsoft School Districts to join us for an upcoming session showcasing practical use cases of Microsoft AI tools currently transforming classrooms.
This short, practical webinar explores the cognitive foundations of literacy and how schools can better support students with dyslexia, ADHD profiles, and persistent reading difficulties
Looking for a way to keep your students focused as the weather warms up? Join us for this "make-n-take" session where we’ll dive into hands-on micro:bit projects that bridge the gap between core content and computing.
Eager to try out a micro:bit in your classroom? Learn the basics + discover how these little tools are perfect for re-engaging students with hands-on puzzles, just as that "spring fever" starts to kick in.
This interactive session will explore how education leaders have adapted to past technology shifts and provide practical strategies for tackling today’s digital challenges, from AI in student work to misinformation.
A strong firewall can't do much if someone has unauthorized access to your server room or a network jack. Learn how to lock out that vulnerability by "locking and logging" IDF closets and disabling unused wall ports.
Join us for an open discussion on the current state of technology in our schools.
There’s a better way to work! This workshop for daily Google Workspace users will help you develop a workflow that improves efficiency, cuts down on digital clutter, and helps you get stuff done everyday.
Join fellow educators to connect and collaborate on best practices for integrating instructional technology effectively into the classroom. This meeting offers a chance to share insights, troubleshoot challenges, and discover innovative tools to enhance learning experiences.
