I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Jaime Donally, an educator passionate about bringing augmented and virtual reality into the classroom. Jaime shared with me the tremendous work that Verizon is doing to make these immersive technologies mo…
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing William Grube for the 211th episode of my podcast, My EdTech Life. William joined me about six months ago when AI tools like ChatGPT started taking off in education. At the time, he had begun consulting wi…
As a math teacher for grades K-8, finding ways to engage all students and meet them at their level can be challenging. While manipulatives, small groups, and differentiation help reach different learning styles, it’s hard to individualize instructio…
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Thomas Thompson and Thomas Hummel, the co-founders of Eduaide.AI, an incredible new AI platform designed to support teachers. As a former teacher myself, I was impressed by the possibilities their tool pro…
As an educator for 16 years, I have witnessed firsthand the worsening student mental health crisis, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Our school counselors are overwhelmed, often juggling caseloads of 400+ students. Students are struggli…
A recent episode of the My EdTech Life podcast featured Dieumerci (Dieum) Christel, an inspiring 25-year-old entrepreneur who is on a mission to transform education through his app, Enlight. Dieum has an incredible backstory - he was born in a refug…
Hello, tech aficionados! I have some thrilling news to share with you today. As tech enthusiasts, we're always on the hunt for top-notch gear to elevate our digital experiences, right? Well, I've stumbled upon something that's a complete game-chan…
Inspired by Episode 187 of My EdTech Life with special guest Logan Greenhaw Education is a huge part of our lives, and with technology moving forward, artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to play a big role in learning. As educators, it’s impor…
This blog post was inspired by Episode 186 with William Grube Artificial intelligence has made its way into classrooms and is transforming the way students learn. However, the overreliance on AI tools can hinder critical thinking skills and obs…
Blog based on Episode 172 with Special Guest Leena Marie Saleh Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic in the world of education in recent years. While some are excited about the potential benefits it could bring, others are fearful of th…
In Episode 182 of My Ed Tech Life, I welcomed special guest Jed Stefanowicz, a digital learning coach from Walpole, Massachusetts. We discussed how we both share similar roles in education, despite having different titles. In this conversation, Jed …
Statement of the Problem: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword in the field of education, promising to revolutionize the way we teach and learn. Artificial Intelligence refers to the ability of machines to perform tasks that typically…
Personal branding has become an integral part of professional success. It’s no longer enough to be good at your job—you have to stand out from the competition and make a lasting impression on potential employers, colleagues, and students. But what e…
Podcasts are one of the most popular ways to consume content these days. Whether you’re into true crime, business advice, or want something to listen to on your morning commute, podcasts have something for everyone. But did you know that you can tak…
If you’re looking for a way to reach a broader audience and gain more recognition as an author, educator, or content creator, starting a podcast in 2023 may be the right move for you. As technology continues to advance and more people are using digi…
What is Burnout and How to Avoid It This blog is inspired by Episode 149 of My EdTech Life with special guest Dr. Kevin Leichtman We’ve all been there before. We start out with the best of intentions, eager and excited to tackle a new project …
Starbucks has the opportunity to be one of the first companies to introduce Web3 technology to the masses. They have the resources and the customer base to make this a reality. By integrating Web3 into their existing infrastructure, Starbucks could …
I love to learn, to explore and discover, to grow and grow wiser. There's nothing like a good book, or a new idea, to make me feel alive. I'm passionate about learning; it's what makes me happy. No matter what life throws my way, I know tha…
We all know that a healthy school culture is key to having a successful school, but it's hard to create and maintain one. It's not always easy to spot the early signs of a toxic school culture, but by the time things have gone bad, it can be very …
Do you know how to keep your teachers from leaving? It’s no secret that teacher retention is a huge issue in the United States. In this blog post, we explore some ideas that school districts can use to help keep their teachers. We hope that by rea…
Despite deep concerns with current professional development, I regard it as an instrument to assist me in planning and improving instruction. However, I consider the ideal professional learning experience to be: Relevant Personalized professional …
Inspired by Punk Rock Classrooms S3 EP. 06 Punk Rock Communication Photo by sofatutor on Unsplash Schools and educators must build relationships with parents. In addition to making them feel welcome on campus, school leaders should do al…
Blog post inspired by a Debbie Boyer Lead4ward training. The mentor-teacher relationship is a long-standing tradition in the education profession. It’s an important part of what teachers do, and it can help new teachers adjust to their new e…
Post inspired by Punk Rock Classrooms guest Gabbi Buckley Schools are the backbone of education. They are where students spend most of their time during the day, and where they go for education to become productive members of society. This is…