Developing Digital Literacy in Students

Developing Digital Literacy in Students

In today’s world, it is critical that our students and teachers become digitally literate. Students are bombarded with social media, emails and advertisements every minute.  Never before have we been inundated with constant information from so many sources. This world...
What is Adaptive Learning & Why Does it Matter?

What is Adaptive Learning & Why Does it Matter?

On a quest to make education as effective, engaging and scalable as possible, adaptive learning has risen in the tools used by educator to increase the efficacy of education with limited resources. Not only does this technique better harness available resources in a...
Basic Computer Skills for Elementary Students in 2024

Basic Computer Skills for Elementary Students in 2024

While elementary students may only just be beginning their use of digital technology beyond simply consuming digital media, there are important skills these students can learn that will provide a strong foundation upon which later skills can be built. In this article,...
The Role of Keyboarding in Academic Success

The Role of Keyboarding in Academic Success

It can be complex to determine which computer science subjects will be relevant in the future and which will become antiquated as new technology continues to improve and progress. This is especially true when formulating digital literacy curriculum for students. The...
K-12 Hero: Joey Norris, McDowell County Schools

K-12 Hero: Joey Norris, McDowell County Schools

Learning.com is delighted to share that Joey Norris, Coordinator of Technology Integration at McDowell County Schools in West Virginia, has been named a finalist for eSchool Media’s K-12 Hero Awards. Norris was recognized for his significant efforts to champion...
Computational Thinking: Its Purpose & Importance

Computational Thinking: Its Purpose & Importance

Computational thinking, because of its name, is often misunderstood as being interrelated to technology (computers, in particular), making it often overlooked by those educators, parents, or students who are not technologically inclined. However, this skill is crucial...