Can you believe its time for conference already?

The new and not-so-new connections with educators from around the country, innovative teaching strategies, state of the…

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I Survived (and Thrived) Through ISTE Educator Certification and You Can Too!

The following article is reposted from its original with permission of author, Lauren Cahill. When I…

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Designing to Engage and Educate

MassCUE is pleased to announce this month’s Featured Educator, Laura Cahill.  As one of Worcester’s go-to educators for learning with…

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Making Augmented Reality…a Reality!

Each year, all 6th grade students receive an orientation to the library. As new students in my school, it is important that they know my expectations and…

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Reflecting on EdcampBoston 2019, Six Months Later…

One of the many things that MassCue does to support learning across the Commonwealth is supporting EdCamps. Including Edcamp Boston. Edcamps are “unconferences” that are free to…

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How To: Students Make Word Cloud Arguments

The following article is reposted from its original with permission of author, MJ Linane. Essays can get boring for students to write. It can also get boring for teachers…

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Enter Flipgrid

As educational communities grow more comfortable with integrating technology into teaching and learning practices, we can easily get caught up in all that is “shiny” and “new.”…

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Nominate a Featured Educator Today!

Each month, MassCUE recognizes teachers who embrace innovative practices using technology in the classroom. With a focus on student outcomes, these…

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Attending the BLC in Boston… My First Conference

The following article is reposted with permission by Joshua Ray Original post July 29, 2019 This July I was fortunate enough to have participated in the 2019 BLC (Building Learning…

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A Reflection on ISTE19

As an ISTE affiliate, the MassCUE board members arrive a day early to meet with affiliates from all over the…

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EdCamp Cape Cod 2019 Success!

On Monday, July 15, more than 30 educators gathered at Barnstable High School for EdCamp Cape Cod. Some came from as far away as Chicago!  EdCamp Cape…

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Apollo Remembered: STEM/STEAM Inspiration

This is the year of several 50th Anniversaries of the Apollo Project Moon landing…

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iPad Apps in the Elementary School Library: Learning about Coding with Awbie and Doink

In the elementary school library, we focus heavily on promoting books and suggesting new books for students…

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My Reading, Response and Reflection Cart

Each year I try to use a little more technology in my classroom, but I try my…

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