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Driving EdTech Systems: Digital Accessibility
This strategy supports users of the EdTech Systems Guide: Equity Equity-Driven Selection, Implementation, and Evaluation users in reflecting on and strengthening their school or system’s edtech practices around accessibility.
Leominster Public Schools’ Read Aloud Extension Support Document
Leominster Public Schools created this public-facing support resource for the Google Chrome extension Read Aloud to support their work as part of the 2023-24 EdTech Peer Learning Cohort, in an effort to enhance accessible learning for students.
Brief: Advancing Equity and Accessibility With Assessments - Virtual Testing Recommendations for State Leaders
State leaders are uniquely positioned to help address challenges related to equity, access, and validity within assessment systems for virtual learners. This resource, a brief designed specifically for state leaders and based off of our larger white...
Brief: Advancing Equity and Accessibility With Assessments - Virtual Testing Recommendations for Virtual Schools
School leaders have a strong opportunity to help address challenges related to equity, access, and validity within assessment systems for virtual learners. This resource, a brief designed specifically for virtual schools and based off of our larger...
Gathering Family Feedback on Edtech Usage
Edtech tools can serve as a channel to involve families in their students’ lives, strengthen the home-school connection, and provide access to teachers for better communication. School leaders should seek to gather family feedback to ensure all...
Digital Access: How can leaders ensure that every student can access the digital tools they need to develop as expert learners?
This problem of practice offers school leaders three approaches to ensure each student has the ability to use digital tools effectively, safely, and responsibly with consistent access across both home and school settings.
Today’s One Thing for Teachers: Differentiating Instruction in a Virtual Setting
In this week’s installment of Today’s One Thing, we address how to differentiate instruction in a remote setting.
What are the design factors that drive quality in K-12 remote learning?
Strong remote instruction leverages key research-informed design features to effectively engage students in learning. This guide will explore three design areas – technology, pedagogy, and relationships – that teachers should consider, as well as...
Color-Coded Google Assignments
This screenshot shows how one teacher color-codes all of their assignments so that students can quickly scan and find assignments based on the days they were in person, in remote learning, and/or missed class entirely. Monday: Red Tuesday: Orange...
Digital Demonstrations
Students can demonstrate their learning by sharing work products remotely, like videos, documents, and pictures, where they illustrate or apply what they have learned easily – regardless of their physical location.