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Welcome to Bootcamps and Badges, and EdTech Times podcast series where we speak with alternative credential providers and experts on skills-based education. This podcast episode is brought to you by work+EDU, an […]
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This podcast episode is brought to you by work+EDU, an action-based event hosted by EdTech Times. In January 2017, Michael Horn, author, speaker, and co-founder of the Clayton Christensen Institute, […]
» Read moreLast fall, I covered a Massachusetts event on connecting education and employment. Governor Charlie Baker convened the event under the theme of Digital Innovation and Lifelong Learning. We heard from […]
» Read moreIn the past few years, wearable technology has come a long way. Yet while Apple Watches and Fitbits are far more mainstream now, easily spotted on the wrist of anyone […]
» Read moreVirtual Reality and Education. You’ve probably heard these two words combined before. But how is VR actually put to use in the classroom? And is this new medium really beneficial […]
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My first CES post told the story of my adventure through today’s new tech for learning. I had an amazing time meeting entrepreneurs and seeing their innovations in action. Hosting […]
» Read more In both higher ed and k-12 markets, edtech entrepreneurs typically have one major goal: getting their product into classrooms. A great idea and a beautiful piece of code are […]
» Read moreIn conversation, Angel Rich is kind, unassuming, and full of genuine laughs and smiles. But get her started talking about her career, and your jaw will drop to the floor. […]
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When you think of hacking, you might still think of the old stereotype of a pallid, antisocial computer genius wearing a hooded sweatshirt while trying to break down firewalls […]
» Read moreHaving spent my career in the education technology space, I never had the chance to attend CES, the famed Consumer Electronics Show. So when Living in Digital Times asked me […]
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