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Forward Edge’s Top Digital Tools to Learn for Digital Learning Day!

By Paige Greve | February 6, 2018

Created by the Alliance for Excellent Education (All4Ed), Digital Learning Day allows us to reflect on our usage of digital learning tools in the curriculum and gives us the chance to learn from other educators and industry leaders on the best digital learning tools. According to the and the Digital Learning Day website, the event…

10 Google Tips for Your Classroom

By Paige Greve | December 29, 2016

Stop wasting time on the small things! With just these 10 Google tricks, you’ll spend time doing what you love and stop messing with the things you don’t. Our edtech experts are sharing their best Google insights with you.

6 Top Reasons Your School Needs Technology

By Paige Greve | April 27, 2016

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Our world is changing. Year after year, digital technology is continuing to eclipse traditional textbooks & old-school lectures. Technology has now become integrated into nearly every part of our lives, influencing how we talk with our friends, purchase clothes, watch sports, and above all — learn.

Don’t Miss Trends. Short-term. Long-term.

By Paige Greve | April 1, 2016

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Education is evolving each year. Technology is evolving faster. Today’s millennials are learning best through interactive technology that has real world applications, encourages learning with their peers, and helps develop critical thinking skills.

11 Top Tips to Get your Google Ready to Go Back to School 2015

By Paige Greve | August 7, 2015

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30 minutes Now Will Save You Hours During the School Year- Get Google Back to School Ready!

Are Google Glasses the Future of Education?

By Paige Greve | June 9, 2015

Over the past several years, Google has been developing a device that some would say is right out of a Sci-Fi movie. Google Glass is just the latest product that google has all the capabilities of a smart phone, but sits on your head like a pair of glasses.