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What Was Obvious to Me Was Amazing to Others
by Rayna Freedman I am exhausted. There I said it. I am sure I am not alone in this feeling. I remember…
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Edcamp: Voice and Choice in Professional Learning
We often speak about providing students with voice and choice in their learning. But what about the adults? Edcamp is an “unconference” designed specifically for…
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EdCampSEMass17
by Destiny, Student Panel Member, #EdCampSEMass In early December 2017, the second annual EdCampSEMass was held at Norton Middle School in Norton, MA. Once again, MassCUE sponsored the…
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International Collaboration Projects Using Technology
Original post in Education Week’s Global Education blog, January 9, 2018 by Cathy Collins Bringing the world into the classroom has never been faster or easier for educators and students. Technology…
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Calling All Bloggers!
Are you planning to share your experience at MassCUE 2017 with your followers and the world? Grow your audience as an official…
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Transforming Traditional Lab Space in Needham
MassCUE Learning Tour – Needham, MA MassCUE organizes Learning Tours in districts throughout the state to showcase best practices in instructional technology and promote professional connections and collegiality discussions…
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Using Short Videos to Enhance Reading and Writing in the ELA Curriculum
By- Cathy Collins and Lori Ayotte An expanded version of this article titled “Using Short Videos to Enhance Reading and Writing in the ELA Curriculum” appeared in the January 2017…
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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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November Featured Educator – Melissa Hall
October 30, 2020
When we think of a motivated educator, we often wonder what inspires them and how they do all that they do for their students. Those who focus on learning experiences seemingly have the recipe for […]