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Onboarding training is crucial to success, but only if there’s follow through. Use these tips to ensure a new program is best utilized to maximize the return on investment.

Here are five key elements that are found in the best coding curriculum on the market today. By introducing students to coding concepts early, you can help them build the skills they need to be successful in school, college, and future careers.

For District Instructional Technology Coordinator, Stormy Cullum, being collaborative was a successful way to strategize teachers, resources, and school spaces to teach digital literacy at her district.

Professional learning is an ongoing process that provides current educators with the knowledge, skills, and classroom strategies to transform teaching and learning.

Cyberbullying is no longer confined to one space, it’s happening at home and in school, with access to the internet at student fingertips. Here are some tips on how to get started with an online safety and cyberbullying prevention plan.

Gone are the days where only technology teachers or librarians were responsible for teaching digital literacy skills. By making curriculum accessible to teachers and students in their Google Classroom courses, teachers of any subject can easily incorporate digital literacy education into their classroom lesson plans, in the computer lab, or in a hybrid of both.

When Teacher Appreciation Week rolls around every year, I can’t help but reminisce about my own teachers. When I think about the educators that made the most impact on me, I reflect on why they were so important. The reason that always comes to mind is the personal...

Last month, Learning.com took part in the nation-wide Take Your Child to Work Day celebration with a day full fun and excitement around the office.

The role of the school librarian has evolved due to the changing needs of their customers (students, teachers and administrators); the availability of resources in the libraries they work in; and the advancements of technology. Today’s school librarians are our specialists in information technology.

While free resources can supplement and support cost-based curriculum, it’s important to consider the “hidden” costs that can come with free resources.

Learn more about the amazing group of women in tech working at Learning.com, and check out some of the distinctive roles they play in developing digital literacy software for K-8 students.