Gone are the days of simple content delivered in video format to watch on a loop before taking a simple quiz. Digital learning in 2024, thankfully, has gotten over the on-demand, individual, asynchronous, peer-less, or instructor-less learning modules. Instead, you can now find many new programs, peer-learning, collaborative networking, and impactful storytelling in a variety of personalize formats, such as social learning LMS platforms, podcasts, or hybrid options. In short, there is more direction now for you to direct your own professional development with increased flexibility and customization. And, the best news, is that many are now low-cost or even free.

Amy Westby

Are you a teacher who loves being up-to-date and looking for classroom essentials so you can engagingly teach your students?

WhyMaker

February is national Career and Technical Education (CTE) month and is recognized nationally and regionally by educators, legislators and students.

Michele Leonardo

As a science teacher in the ever-evolving state of New York, I've seen firsthand the incredible strides we're making in clean energy. Have you heard about our Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act? It's super ambitious and aims for a carbon-neutral economy. This means our classrooms are more important than ever in shaping our future!

Medinah Eatman

As educators, the start of the new year always brings in some new energy into our classrooms. It is the perfect opportunity to refresh our lesson plans, infusing them with some new and innovative ideas for engagement and to further inspire our students.

Jessica Ramdhany

Artificial Intelligence’s (AI) transformative impact spans from autonomous vehicles to virtual personal assistants, extending its potential to revolutionize special education. AI can offer tailored support to students with diverse learning needs, making it an invaluable tool for high school teachers in this field.

Amanda Hutchinson