The Edtech Coaching Primer: Supporting Teachers in the Digital Age Classroom
Authored by Ashley McBride, this enlightening book is essential for educators looking to empower teachers in the digital age. The “Edtech Coaching Primer” serves as a comprehensive guide for coaches aiming to support and enhance teaching strategies through effective technology integration. McBride captures the challenges faced by educators today and provides practical strategies to bolster their confidence with edtech tools. The engaging prose, coupled with valuable insights, offers a pathway to fostering a positive learning environment where both educators and students thrive. Don’t miss the chance to transform your educational experience!
EdTech Business Model (Super Guides Book 20)
Daniel Pereira’s “EdTech Business Model” is a fresh addition to the landscape of educational technology literature. Released in April 2023, this guide offers invaluable insights into the mechanics of creating successful business models within the edtech realm. Pereira combines theoretical knowledge with practical examples, making this book a must-read for entrepreneurs and leaders in the field. The book demystifies the complexities of the edtech market, arming readers with the tools necessary to navigate and innovate in the ever-evolving landscape. If you’re looking to make an impact in edtech, this guide is your go-to resource!
The EdTech Advocate’s Guide to Leading Change in Schools
Mark Gura’s “The EdTech Advocate’s Guide to Leading Change in Schools” is an essential read for administrators and educators eager to drive meaningful change within their institutions. Gura emphasizes the importance of tech advocacy, offering practical strategies to implement successful tech initiatives. The book serves as a call to action for leaders who seek to cultivate a culture of innovation, ensuring that technology enriches the educational experience rather than complicates it. With compelling case studies and actionable insights, this book stands out as a vital resource for anyone looking to foster change in educational settings.
Educational Duct Tape: An EdTech Integration Mindset
Jake Miller’s “Educational Duct Tape” invites educators to consider integrating technology in a way that enhances learning, rather than hindering it. Through its engaging and relatable approach, the book tackles the typical tech hurdles faced by educators. Miller’s integration mindset encourages teachers to adopt the best tools available while simultaneously nurturing innovation in their classrooms. Its fun and practical style makes it accessible for educators at all levels, leaving readers empowered and ready to tackle the unique challenges they face in today’s tech-savvy learning environments.
Teach Boldly: Using Edtech for Social Good
In her thought-provoking book “Teach Boldly,” Jennifer Williams challenges educators to leverage technology for social good. This book isn’t just about integrating tech; it’s about using it as a catalyst for social change. Williams highlights inspiring stories of educators who have successfully navigated the landscape of edtech to create equitable learning environments. The mixture of inspiration and practical advice makes this a must-read for those dedicated to making a difference through education. By teaching boldly, you can be the change you want to see!
Modern EdTech Leadership: A Practical Guide to Designing Your Team
Mike Daugherty and Thomas C. Murray provide guidance on building effective teams within educational technology in “Modern EdTech Leadership.” This practical guide outlines strategies for serving teachers better while adapting to the demands of 21st-century education. The authors emphasize a collaborative approach that focuses on professional growth and adjustment of strategies to meet diverse learning needs. A well-rounded resource for leaders in education, this book leaves readers inspired and equipped with the tools to navigate the challenges of modern edtech leadership.
Technology Coordinator’s Handbook, Fourth Edition
The “Technology Coordinator’s Handbook” by Max Frazier and Doug Hearrington is an indispensable resource for edtech facilitators. This updated edition delves into the crucial aspects of technology management in educational settings, providing insights on effective coordination within schools. It’s packed with strategies that address the needs of educational leaders seeking to optimize technology integration. With practical frameworks, this guide is essential for anyone serious about leading technology efforts in education. Equip yourself with the knowledge to facilitate impactful edtech initiatives!
EdTech Excellence: A Comprehensive Career Guide to Becoming an EdTech Specialist
“EdTech Excellence” by Barrett Williams and ChatGPT is a vital guide for anyone aspiring to carve out a career in educational technology. The book outlines the paths to becoming an edtech specialist, sharing personal fables and expert advice. It’s a detailed career roadmap that covers essential skills, certifications, and strategies for success in the field. If you’re passionate about elevating educational experiences through technology, this guide will give you the insights needed to excel in your edtech career!
Elevate Equity in Edtech: Expanding Inclusive Leadership Through the ISTE Standards
Victoria Thompson’s “Elevate Equity in Edtech” emphasizes the need for inclusive leadership within educational technology. By aligning with the ISTE standards, Thompson provides educators with the tools necessary to foster equity and inclusivity in digital learning environments. The book addresses the pressing need for diverse perspectives in edtech, ensuring every student benefits from quality education. This title is a vital read for leaders looking to advocate for and implement equitable practices in their institutions. It’s time to elevate the narrative of inclusion in education!
Taming EdTech: Why Children Stand to Lose in an Unregulated Digitised Classroom
In a thought-provoking exploration, Velislava Hillman delves into the risks associated with an unregulated digital classroom in her book “Taming EdTech.” She unveils crucial conversations surrounding children’s well-being and educational equity in the face of rapid technological advancements. Hillman’s narrative cautions educators against hurried integrations of technology without considering the implications for students. This insightful read encourages a balanced approach, ensuring that edtech enhances learning while safeguarding children’s interests. Essential for educators, this book invites you to reflect on critical issues in the 21st-century classroom.
