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Empower Student Voices with Design Thinking
In this edWebinar, learn from Superintendent Michael Nagler and Mineola Middle School Principal Andrew Casale how their district leverages digital tools and resources to personalize instruction for each student through design thinking models and project-based learning opportunities.
Leading Digital Learning: Successful Strategies for 1:1 Implementations
Join this edWebinar with four superintendents who are recognized as technology leaders in their field. They will share what it takes to successfully deploy, implement and sustain a commitment to digital learning.
Climate Change and Its Impact on the Ocean
Join this edWebinar to learn about the dependence of species on different variables that influence their survival over time and how intricately related are the spheres of our Earth, including water, air, and life!
Ready Player One: Esports in K–12
This edWebinar will focus on the why and the how relevant to getting started with esports programs in schools, districts, and/or counties.
Build Lasting Relationships with Students One Book at a Time
Join this edWebinar to learn simple strategies to support students during small-group instruction, helping them grow as independent readers.
The Broadband Imperative: Driving Connectivity, Access, and Student Success
Learn how a cooperative of regional networks in Minnesota supports broadband development and leadership for Minnesota school districts.
Setting the Stage for Early Literacy
Just for early childhood educators, this edWebinar is chock full of fun, just-right activities that build oral language and early reading and writing skills.
Technology in Rural Schools: Addressing the Challenges of Digital Equity
Discuss the challenges of digital equity in rural schools and systems. Each rural context presents different challenges and opportunities.
What is Structured Literacy and Why Does It Matter? Breaking Down the Buzz
This edWebinar will give insights to the science of reading, components of structured literacy, and strategies for implementing a structured literacy program.
What Makes Effective Coaching Programs: Lessons Learned from the Dynamic Learning Project
In this edWebinar, practitioners and researchers will discuss the attributes of an effective instructional coaching program.
Evidence-Based Advocacy: Using Data to Demonstrate the Impact of Library Programs on Student Learning
Join this edWebinar to learn replicable strategies for generating, collecting, analyzing, synthesizing, and sharing student learning evidence resulting from inquiry instruction.
Educational and Home-Based Technology for Individuals with Autism
This edWebinar will provide you with information on new and innovative technologies that can be used by individuals with Autism in the classroom and at home.
Trauma-Skilled Literacy: What’s the Connection?
Gain an understanding of trauma as a root cause of student challenges and how to support trauma-impacted students in strengthening their literacy skills.
How to Help ELs Develop Oral Language Skills and Become Engaged Participants
Learn about practical strategies that challenge, engage, and encourage EL students to keep the conversation going both in and out of school.
Support All Students with Equity-Based MTSS
In this edWebinar, Dr. Amy McCart and Dr. Dawn Miller, leading MTSS experts from the SWIFT Education Center, will provide proven steps for approaching this work in your own school or district.
Make Every Read-Aloud Experience Intentional and Instructional
Further entice your students to delve into texts independently by creating a browsing collection of related texts to extend what you are reading aloud.
Feedback at the Forefront: Rethinking Assessment in Writing Instruction
This edWebinar will discuss ways to shift towards feedback-centered writing instruction, all in an effort to save time on grading and encourage student writing growth.
Sharpen Your Focus: Early Mathematics for Success in Algebra
Join this edWebinar to sharpen your focus on these essential skills, explore the progression of learning spanning from kindergarten to high school, and learn how math skills developed in the early years prepare students for Algebra 1.