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V-PETE 2021 — Feb. 8 -11

This year has demonstrated how vital technology is in educating students! Want to keep current on best...

source: PAECT

EdTech Strategies for Educators (3 Part Series)

Date & Time: Jan. 12 - Feb. 9 from 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. Location: Virtual Training Pricing: $ 149 for the 3 part Workshop Click here to register.

source: NYSCATE

Tailoring Classroom Technology Tips for Learning Outside the Classroom

Date & Time: Dec. 8 from 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Location: Online Zoom...

source: NYSCATE

Google 2 Certification

Date & Time: Dec. 5 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Location: Virtual Training Pricing: $199 Participants will receive a Zoom invite. Click here to register.

source: NYSCATE

Know someone who has done or is doing great work in educational technology? PAECT is once again recognizing those individuals during its annual business meeting and awards ceremony, held each year in conjunction with PETE&C (date and time TBA). We will potentially be recognizing...

source: PAECT

PAECT Trivia Night

Region: North East (but open to all!) December 7th, 2020 Join us for a fun trivia night focusing on...

source: PAECT

Online Education Resources

NYSCATE has been offering a series of office hours and webinars as a response to Covid-19. We no longer have live sessions but have many archived sessions that you can watch at your leisure. You can find those session here: Webinars Office Hours

source: NYSCATE

Wearable devices are increasingly central to a safe return to the classroom

Technology has played a central role during COVID-19, enabling educators to continue teaching remotely, with both students and staff ensconced in the safety of their kitchens or living rooms. Remote learning technology has become...

source: eSchool News

How to make the most of Chromebook security features

Among the reasons many K–12 schools have made Chromebooks their tech of choice for remote and hybrid learning is the protection they provide against cyberattacks. Because most of their operations are based in the cloud and are easily controlled by system administrators,...

source: EdTech Magazine

Can AR be the antidote to virtual classroom shortcomings?

Schools across the country are well into their second go-round of distance learning at this point. Things seem to be running more smoothly than the first attempt last spring–however, we are still experiencing growing pains to say the least. Students, parents, and educators...

source: eSchool News

The 6 C's of cybersafety: How to keep students safe online

Distance learning has made the digital presence of students more prevalent than ever. Educational technology is now a staple of most learning experiences. Combine that with social media identities, and the digital footprint of today's students has become almost as important...

source: EdTech Magazine

Supplementing remote learning with non-traditional education

99% of K-12 teachers are facilitating remote instruction. The shift to remote learning has proven to introduce new challenges for both students and educators at all levels. Zoom fatigue, lower engagement (which varies across racial and economic lines), and minimal information...

source: eSchool News

Report: 67% of schools lack recommended connectivity speed

While organizations such as Connect K-12 and Education Superhighway help connect students in classrooms, the need for distance learning due to the novel coronavirus pandemic has exposed the depth of the digital divide that drives the homework gap. To help with aligning these...

source: Education DIVE

What is Grackle and how can districts use it to increase accessibility

Grackle is a software designed to help make digital files more accessible. It makes sharing files easier and everyone will be able to open and see anything they're sent. Grackle Suite is made up of several add-ons that work with Google....

source: Tech & Learning

How IT teams can better manage devices for remote learning

With the shift to remote learning, many school districts have encountered an unprecedented challenge. How can they best manage the flood of new devices connected to their networks? Students at home may be using Chromebooks or tablets. They may be working on school-issued...

source: EdTech Magazine

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V-PETE 2021 — Feb. 8 -11

EdTech Strategies for Educators (3 Part Series)

Tailoring Classroom Technology Tips for Learning Outside the Classroom

Google 2 Certification

PAECT Awards

PAECT Trivia Night

Online Education Resources

Wearable devices are increasingly central to a safe return to the classroom

How to make the most of Chromebook security features

Can AR be the antidote to virtual classroom shortcomings?

The 6 C's of cybersafety: How to keep students safe online

Supplementing remote learning with non-traditional education

Report: 67% of schools lack recommended connectivity speed

What is Grackle and how can districts use it to increase accessibility

How IT teams can better manage devices for remote learning

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