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How ISTE 2019 Is Shaping the Future of Education
ISTE continues today in Philadelphia, beginning another day of thought leadership and technological showcases. UPDATE: 11:50 a.m. EST This video taken on Sunday evening shows the scope of this event. It was captured by Vince Wall, a secondary school teacher from Australia. For those who are unaware of just how huge #ISTE19 is, this video…
What to Look for at ISTE 2019 in Philadelphia
One of the Ed Tech industry’s marquee events is underway in Philadelphia. ISTE 2019, which runs from June 23-26, brings together thousands of educators and product developers to inform professionals about the latest educational techniques and the innovations that will enhance them. Of note this year is an opportunity for attendees to get a firsthand…
Device Management in the Classroom Gives Teachers Their Time Back
The primary school classroom has changed dramatically in just the last 20 years. Computer Science classes used to cover typing speed and little more. Today, kids must be primed to enter the world with all of the skills to survive in our rapidly evolving global world of tech. So how are schools integrating tablets…
A Look Inside the 2019 Paris Air Show
The photos for this article come courtesy of Nicola Accialini, Senior Consultant at Accialini Training and Consulting. One of the most significant dates on the aviation calendar has arrived. Through Sunday, June 23, the skies over Paris, France will be filled with the most innovative flying machines as just one part of the annual Paris…
What to Look For at London EdTech Week 2019
London EdTech Week is officially underway, bringing together professionals in the education world from teachers to tech developers. The series of events runs until June 24 and more than 6,000 global attendees have registered to experience the latest developments in classrooms across the world. You can not only fold and unfold 3d shape nets in…
Technology is Proving Successful for Early Literacy Efforts
Technology tools, like the online learning portal from Dallas-based Istation, are not only helping students in elementary school, but they are aiding early literacy efforts for kids just coming into Pre-K/Kindergarten. In this episode of the EdTech Podcast, host Tyler Kern sat down with Dr. Jane Moore, Strategic Professional Development Specialist, and Dr. Georgia…
Campus Mobility, Powered by Segway
With classrooms, dorms, libraries, dining halls, faculty offices and more spreading across sprawling grounds, large college campuses can be a struggle to navigate. Hitting the streets by car, on foot, via ride share or buses present their own unique challenges. From pedestrian traffic to construction, to untimely bus schedules and other vehicles jamming up roadways,…
DJI Quietly Introduce New Drone and Cinematography Service
And it comes with its own crew. And a truck. Usually film gear companies make a lot of noise when announcing their new products. However, without a whole lot of pomp and circumstance, right in the thick of CineGear 2019 no less, DJI quietly unveiled not only their new drone but also their custom aerial…
Rah Rah Combines Multiple Student Life Platforms into One System
College life has become more personalized and diversified with seemingly endless choices for students, but one student life platform is making this kind of discovery easier for students and administrators both. On this episode of the EdTech podcast brought to you by Marketscale, host Daniel Litwin sits down with Sue Wasiolek, better known as…
Learn How Steven Spielberg Executes Crowd Control
Steven Spielberg is the master of audience manipulation. But how does Spielberg film crowds to change the way we think and feel about scenes in his films? Crowds scenes in movies can be some of the most difficult to direct. You want to show masses of people, but how can you tailor the emotions and…
Organization Makes Professional Development Part of Its Culture
Professional development plays a vital role in the journey of your career. While professional development is often offered by employers, each individual has to take his or her own initiative to improve their course. To breakdown the topic of professional development, we’re joined by two experts from Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging (WRAAA),…
More Resources for Registrars Will Mean Better Education for Students
University curriculums have mostly kept pace with new majors, changing careers, and student interests, but one area that’s been left behind is the class scheduling process. Higher education administrators have done their best to maneuver the inconsistencies, but the back-end of class scheduling is riddled with potential pitfalls, lack of standardization, and lack of…
Rethinking the Classroom and Taking Desks Out of the Equation
We all have in our minds what a classroom looks like—desks, structure, all eyes to the whiteboard, or screens at the front. While technology has undoubtedly woven its way into the modern classroom, has it truly enhanced the experience of students? What’s next in revolutionizing the 21st-century classroom? To offer some insights on this,…
NAFSA Begins Its 2019 Event in Washington, D.C. Today
For the 71st time, the National Association of Foreign Student Advisers (NAFSA) is holding its annual meeting, which begins today in Washington, D.C. The conference focuses on international education and is highlighted this year by a speaking engagement from former Secretaries of State Madeline K. Albright and Colin Powell. The pair will address the conference…
Predictive Assessments Can Lead to More Personalized Instruction
Educators have known for a while that personalized, one-on-one education is the way forward for the classroom. But the reality is, with large classrooms and tight schedules, giving this one-on-one teaching time can be a difficult thing to perfect. Technology has been bridging that gap, and what instructors are realizing is that personalized teaching can’t…
What the Data Says About Innovation in American Schools
Innovation is a prevalent buzzword in schools – but what exactly does it mean for education? Do principals and teachers prioritize innovation equally? What drives innovation in schools, and conversely, what hinders it? What the Data Says The results of a recent Education Week Research Center survey of nearly 500 K-12 education professionals sheds light…
Office Hours with Michael McCall: A New Era of Consumer Behavior
Welcome to Office Hours, where current issues facing hospitality professionals will be discussed and potential solutions pursued. My name is Michael McCall and I am the NAMA Endowed Professor of Hospitality Business at Michigan State University. My primary areas of expertise lie in customer loyalty and reward programs, but I am particularly interested in the wider consumer behavior…
Everyone Ages, But Not Everyone Ages Well
Elder care can be a confusing topic for family caregivers and senior citizens who don’t understand all the resources that are available. This issue is getting more and more relevant as the Baby Boomer generation continues to age, shaping the future of senior care for the United States. It’s become clear that for our…
New Technology is Useless in the Workplace without Education
The most expensive software or technology in your office is software or tech that’s not used, but as any team leader can tell you, implementing something new seems like an impossible catch-22. That’s where companies like California-based Skyline Advanced Technology Services (ATS) come in. In this episode of the MarketScale Software & Technology Podcast,…
Where Do You Find the Money to Fund STEM Education?
Funding for education initiatives is not just a school district or state issue, it is national one. The current state of our workforce, with consistently changing technology and a push for computer science skills, is demanding a shift in education and the programs provided for students. Laura Spence, a K-12 STEM Specialist for Pinellas…
How AI is Solving Today’s Problems with Samir Manjure of KenSci
While we often think about machine learning and artificial intelligence as a way to replace humans, it might not be so simple in the healthcare space. We need those humans who have spent decades mastering this craft, as their intuition and empathy cannot be matched by machines. At the same time, we have to…
The Future of 5G at IWCE 2019
An innovation cannot truly be labeled as such if end-users are unable to use it. Education around new products is critical to the advancement of industry and technology and the 5G movement currently stands in flux as people try to absorb what it is capable of. At IWCE 2019, MarketScale asked experts and industry…
Why NVIDIA GTC 2019 Is More Than an AI Conference
NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) is the premier event for everything AI, including training, insights, and access to experts. GTC is an opportunity to experience technology that is redefining the future. Topics include everything from AI basics to the Internet of Things (IoT) to high-performance computing. A world of possibility presents itself at GTC with…
With Tight School Budgets, Where Do You Cut Costs? A Superintendent’s Perspective, with Katie Bowman of Birdville ISD
Whether within or without the industry, most can agree on the importance of education and giving children all of the tools they need to be successful, especially as the world and workforce around us changes so drastically and consistently. Financing those tools is a completely different matter altogether. The number of special needs and…
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