Reading Books to Students Online: Experts Address Concerns about Permission
Can teachers use online video to read books to their students? Experts on copyright and fair use provide guidance and reassurance.
Teaching & Technology
Everything You Need to Know: Education in the Coronavirus Emergency Bill
We’ve teamed up to explain what’s included for education in the latest coronavirus emergency package
We Don’t Have to Sacrifice Cultural Relevancy While Learning Online
OER may be a useful tool for ensuring digital materials don’t help recreate the inequities students face in the classroom.
For Schools, Coronavirus Shutdowns Are Only Half the Battle
Online teaching entails far more than just migrating lesson plans to Google Docs.
Online Learning in the Wake of COVID-19
Lifting up guidance and resources that match New America’s focus on equity, quality, and a human-centered approach to the use of technology.
Humanities+Tech Events in Pittsburgh Spotlight the Benefits of Inclusive Tech
What does it look like to include students, educators, and families in tech design and decision making? How can the humanities help?
New Release: Principles for Educator Micro-credentials
Have questions about what educator micro-credentials are, how they work, or what’s necessary to ensure a baseline level of quality?
Match Fishtank: Creating quality, culturally relevant, and openly-licensed curricula
Kristina Ishmael describes a three-school network in Boston that works for standards-aligned and culturally relevant resources.
The Power of Digital Maps for Exploring History and Community
Educators in Pittsburgh explore how to use digital maps to connect students to stories of their communities.