Effective Communication by School Leaders: A Case Study from COVID-19
Schools are not immune to crises. Whether it be an earthquake, wildfire, shooting, or global pandemic, schools will always be required to […]
Tag: Technology
Chapel in the Time of COVID
In my second year of being the point person for coordinating chapels at the institution I work for, I finally felt like […]
Technology Tools We’re Keeping
Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of […]
Modern Devices and Ancient Disciplines
A number of years ago Microsoft ran a commercial for the Windows Phone 7. It portrayed a variety of people immersed in […]
Technology and Community: Changing Parental Roles and Teacher Workload
When a school community chooses to invest in and employ digital technologies, the impact of the choice extends beyond the school walls […]
Devices, Teachers, and Students: How Are Our Choices Shaped?
Talking about technology in schools seems to come with a built-in temptation toward arguing about big threats and promises. Digital devices will […]
Teaching Well with Technology: Learning from Teachers
Twenty-first-century digital devices are packaged with the promise of revolutionizing student learning through access to more knowledge, increased organization, wider connectivity to […]
Are Children Getting Too Much Screen Time in School?
One of the most noticeable recent technological changes in our homes and schools is the proliferation of screens. Televisions have given way […]
Technology
Last fall I sat at the back of a classroom, one of many visited to monitor student interns, and watched a teacher […]
The Innovator’s Mindset by George Couros
For our contribution to the annual book issue, three members of the P@nel.Edu team (Christian Altena, Gayle Monsma, and John Walcott) decided […]