Earning the respect of colleagues and parents is a monumental task. The first step for the novice is establishing lines of communication.


Earning the respect of colleagues and parents is a monumental task. The first step for the novice is establishing lines of communication.

It was lots of fun under the Circus Big Top this weekend! Frog Street’s 23rd annual professional development conference, SUMMER SPLASH 2015, was a huge success – and edWeb.net was there to join in the festivities!

What a blast! The edWeb team was out and about at ISTE 2015 in Philadelphia last week. Check out some of our highlights and photos we captured!

Come and meet up with the edWeb team at ISTE in Philadelphia next week. We’ll be talking about new and exciting things coming soon to edWeb.net. Find an edWeb team member to get a discount promo pass for our new premium service – edWeb.TV.
Michelle Luhtala, has been selected by Library Journal as one of the 2015 Movers and Shakers, the people shaping the future of libraries.

In this special Earth Day webinar, students heard from Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned primatologist and founder of both the Jane Goodall Institute, a global leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitat, and Roots & Shoots, an international environmental and humanitarian youth program.

Future Ready is a free, bold new effort to maximize digital learning opportunities and help school districts move quickly toward preparing students for success in college, a career, and citizenship.

Jenifer Morack, Program Director for edWeb.net and Cheri Sterman, Crayola Director of Education, were featured on Education Talk Radio to discuss Champion Creativity.

edWeb.net is happy to announce the addition of four new professional development programs from Gryphon House, Shutterfly, Crayola, and Mackin Educational Resources.

Back by popular demand—TIME For Kids travels to Antarctica! In this special webinar, science teacher and National Science Foundation penguin researcher Jean Pennycook broadcasted from the icy continent of Antarctica, where she reported on her research and experience in the field.