CTQ and Digital Promise published a paper on how micro-credentials can transform our education system
Student storytellers partner with special needs students to teach them about photography and build friendships.
Missing school due to a long illness is no fun. But students who can’t be in the classroom don’t have to fall behind–technology allows them to stay connected and keep up with school work.
Asking questions and exploring to figure things out is a critical part of the experimentation process.
Students go through the steps of the design process to create plans, test, and build their own working race cars.
Students learn more about the relationship between the arts and engineering.
One student shares quick organizational tips on her tablet.
Encouraging students reach their full potential by think through their processes and revising their work to make it even better.
Self-directed learning allows students to explore their own solutions.
A student news broadcast showcases the many ways one school is exploring the design process.
One science class finds a great use for stop-motion video in group projects.
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