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We are nearing the end of the school year and must say goodbye to graduating seniors, as well as teachers moving on to other opportunities o...

Edutopia blogger Andrew Marcinek fits together three of the puzzle pieces for a school-wide tech integration initiative: developing a trusting, open culture; embracing risk and innovation; and turning PD into exploratory, sharing experiences.

Edutopia blogger Andrew Marcinek fits together three of the puzzle pieces for a school-wide tech integration initiative: developing a trusting, open culture; embracing risk and innovation; and turning PD into exploratory, sharing experiences.

Don’t pat yourself on the back if you’re skilled at saying no and lousy at saying yes. Weak leaders hide behind bureaucracy and love making people beg.

A young leader writes, “How do you recover from bad experiences with leadership in a previous job, and from having trust in leadership demolished as a result?”

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To create a professional learning community, focus on learning rather than teaching, work collaboratively, and hold yourself accountable for results.

Long emails get pushed aside or ignored.

“Your boss may not be perfect but they are perfect for you.” Unknown

Educators detail how and why stakeholders identified the device that drives Community Consolidated School District 21’s one-to-one program.

[In honor of whatever educational technology conference you next attend…] 30 fantastic free apps for pre-readers! 38 of the best elementary learning apps for students! 40 iPad apps for scienc…

Russ Goerend said in a recent comment at this blog: I’m asking for a simple change in mindset and approach: Ed tech advocate: We should use Skype! Learning advocate: We should connect our kid…

Multiply waste by the number of people involved.

All great leaders have tough conversations; career success demands them. The more impact you have the tougher the conversations become.

Leaders from the Consortium for School Networking make the case for focusing on VOI rather than ROI.

EdTech magazine covers the latest news and discussions, live from CoSN 2014 in Washington, D.C.

The clock is ticking on Microsoft’s support for what remains the de facto operating system for many school districts.

Convergence offers benefits — in the data center and beyond — that resource-strapped districts can’t ignore.

Tablets and cellular connectivity can level the playing field for disadvantaged students.

I have met too many IT leaders that don’t get the urgency and importance of evolving past merely managing IT organizations to orchestrating strategically focused, business technology organizations. Making the distinction between traditional IT versus the concept of business technology has profound c

It’s Sunday afternoon. While others are relaxing, Monday weighs on your mind. You’re preparing to meet the problems, opportunities, issues, and challenges

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” ~ Lord Acton Power accompanies leadership. No matter how lofty or humble your title, whether you manage 3 people or 3,000, if... Read More

The future of organizations is in the growth of the people in them.

For many of us, the web is to learning what fast food is to cuisine: quick, cheap, fattening. Massive quantities of low-quality information floods the moder...

One student shares his advice to teachers about implementing edtech

“They are investing in the wrong devices,” a friend said to me the other day, “And they’re going to ask me to show them how to make it work in their classroom. The problem i…

Unless you're lucky enough to work for yourself, we all have a boss we have to answer to. Provided they're not the devil incarnate, there are quite a