Mission Critical: How Educators Can Help Save Democracy

This article originally appeared on NovemberLearning “At present, we worry that democracy is threatened by the ease at which disinformation about civic issues is allowed to spread and flourish….

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Makerspace Resolutions

Idea Sharing through MassCUE Makerspace SIG Virtual Meetings As part of our MassCUE Makerspace Special Interest Group activities, educator members from a wide range of settings spent some time…

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Tips Plan and Host your First Edcamp

Gear Up to Host your First EdCamp With a bit of planning, hosting your first Edcamp can lead to an energizing day filled with meaningful learning for your fellow educators….

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Dewey’s Amazing Race!

Kate Powers Library Media Specialist Quinn Elementary School Dartmouth Public Schools Despite the popular trend of “doing away with Dewey” for non-fiction sections in school libraries, the rather antiquated numbering system is still…

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CUEBytes 2016- Collin Keegan

By. Rayna Freedman The first time I saw Collin was on his Science All Around Us promotional video on YouTube. Here was this young child talking about a rudder, water…

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Matt Miller CUE Byte Talk

By. Cathy Collins Matt Miller is a teacher, blogger and the author of “Ditch That Textbook,” a book about revolutionizing the classroom with innovative teaching, mindsets and curriculum. He has…

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EdCamp MSLA 2016

Thank you to MassCUE’s generous support of EdcampMSLA, we had a great day of learning, sharing, and networking in Hadley, MA. Some of the topics included ELLs in the…

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MassCUE’s Learning Tour: Tangible, Hands-on Programming

On November 16th grade 3 students at Hillside School in Needham showed off their programming skills to an excited group of teachers. Maria DeCicco, the district’s Instructional Technology Specialists…

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Navigating My First MassCUE Conference

I was able to handle a 3D printed brain, create tools out of paper clips, and see what a Harriet Tubman monument might look like from an 8th grader’s…

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Makerspaces Learning Tour: An opportunity to raise, celebrate, and actualize creative power together

MassCUE Learning Tour: Sharon Public Schools Makerspaces Transforming Blah to Hurrah Library makerspaces are creating quite…

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Personalized Learning – A Powerful Movement in Education!

On a recent rainy, windy May evening myself, and colleagues from the MassCUE BLENDinMass SIG group; Judy Miller, Joanne Najarian and Ann Koufman-Frederick…

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EdCamp Cape Cod IV Recap

EdCamp Cape Cod IV took place on Monday, August 1, 2016, at Mashpee High School. Over 100 educators came together to learn, share and collaborate…

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