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Summer Scams Educators Should Watch For
Summer break is supposed to be for rest, travel, family time, and maybe finally cleaning out that one closet you have been ignoring since October. But while educators may slow
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2026 End of School Year Technology To-Do List
  As instructional staff make plans to close up your classrooms for the summer (and enjoy a well deserved break), please take care of the following items as needed Save,
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Tech Update: Grammarly Student Extension Removal
The Grammarly browser extension will be blocked and uninstalled for all Middle and High School students effective the morning of Monday, May 11, 2026. Removal occurs automatically on May 11
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The Latest NotebookLM Updates for Teachers
If you haven’t explored Google’s NotebookLM yet, you’re missing out on one of the most powerful lesson-planning assistants available. Unlike generic AI chatbots that pull from the entire internet, NotebookLM
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Canva Features for the Classroom
Canva is a free-to-use online visual communications platform that empowers anyoneto create professional-quality designs, presentations, videos, and collaborative whiteboards using simple drag-and-drop tools and thousands of customizable templates. Canva gives
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Four Reasons to Use Edtech (still)
In her article, “Four reasons I am excited about tech in learning,” author Jenny Anderson explores the complex intersection of educational technology and its proper role in the classroom. While
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