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  • Designing to Engage and Educate

    on September 30, 2019

    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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  • Students in AR lesson

    Making Augmented Reality…a Reality!

    on September 23, 2019

    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…

    on September 9, 2019

    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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  • Student-created word cloud

    How To: Students Make Word Cloud Arguments

    on September 2, 2019

    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

    on August 26, 2019

    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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  • Featured Educator

    Nominate a Featured Educator Today!

    on August 23, 2019

    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

    on August 19, 2019

    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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  • Kim Keith

    A Reflection on ISTE19

    on August 12, 2019

    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 August 5, 2019

    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 11

    Apollo Remembered: STEM/STEAM Inspiration

    on July 1, 2019

    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

    on June 24, 2019

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

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  • andover rrr student activity

    My Reading, Response and Reflection Cart

    on June 10, 2019

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

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  • Tips and Recommendations to Help Plan Your #ISTE19 Schedule – Sessions, Playgrounds, & Posters

    on June 3, 2019

    by Steve Wick, Original post May 27, 2019 Recharge Learning Reposted with permission Bold Educators Activate Change Philadelphia June 23 – 26, 2019#ISTE19 This post…

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  • When STEM Meets Creativity

    on May 30, 2019

    There are many ways to expand student learning using technology, but it can be taken…

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⏰ 2 weeks left! Your ideas matter. Your voice mat ⏰ 2 weeks left! Your ideas matter. Your voice matters. Your work can inspire others. Join us at the #MassCUE Fall Conference and help shape what's next in education. 🔥 Don't forget: • Interactive sessions are encouraged • Student voice is powerful • Playground = hands-on + innovative 📅 Submit your session proposal by May 22! 🔗 https://bit.ly/4naIEQi #MassCUE #ForwardAndBeyond #EdTechCoach #TeacherLife #FutureOfEducation #StudentVoice #EdLeaders
📋 #MassCUE is now accepting applications for appoi 📋 #MassCUE is now accepting applications for appointed positions on our Board of Directors! We're looking for passionate educators and ed tech advocates ready to bring their skills, perspectives, and dedication to our mission to Educate, Connect, and Inspire educators throughout the Commonwealth. Who can apply: • A registered MassCUE member for at least one year who actively contributes to the organization • A current or retired educator, or employee of an educational entity in Massachusetts • A community member who demonstrates support for MassCUE's mission 📅 Applications due May 29, 2026 📧 Email applications to elections@masscue.org Learn more about appointed board positions → https://bit.ly/4w04HwW #MassCUE #BoardOfDirectors #EdLeadership #MassEducation #ApplyNow #EdTech #GetInvolved
#MassCUE PD Partner Event Join Launchpad for Life #MassCUE PD Partner Event Join Launchpad for Life on Monday, May 11 at 7:30 PM for the webinar “Overcoming Communication Barriers: ADHD, Autism, Language Disorders.” Communication is often where neurodivergent individuals get misunderstood—not because of ability, but because of processing differences. Overcoming Communication Barriers: ADHD, Autism, & Speech, Language + Communication Needs This session brings together practical, real-world strategies for understanding how communication differences show up—and what actually helps (not just in theory, but in daily practice). If you support neurodivergent individuals or want deeper tools for your work, this is a great one to join or share. Register here: https://bit.ly/4n9MhWq #adhd #autism #career #transitions #education #teachers
Wondering what makes a winning session proposal fo Wondering what makes a winning session proposal for #MassCUE Fall Conference 2026? ✅ Practical — attendees leave with something they can use Monday morning ✅ Authentic — real classroom stories beat theory every time ✅ Relevant — AI, equity, instructional design, student voice, and more all welcome. You've got the experience. We've got the audience. Submit by May 22 → https://bit.ly/4naIEQi #MassCUE #ForwardandBeyond #CallForProposals #EdTech
Your district doesn't have to figure out AI alone. Your district doesn't have to figure out AI alone. PEA²K (Partnership for Educators Advancing AI Knowledge) brings together district teams for 8 months of collaborative work, building AI guidelines, developing strategy, and connecting with educators doing the same work across Massachusetts. Cohort 2 applications close July 1. Developed by MassCUE + Throughline Learning. Curious? Catch an info session: May 27 | June 11 at 11–11:30am Apply and learn more: https://bit.ly/4uyFiZW #PEA2K #MassCUE #AIinEducation #DistrictLeadership
Calling all #MassCUE Members: Interested in helpi Calling all #MassCUE Members: Interested in helping shape one of the largest ed tech conferences in the country? #MassCUE is accepting applications from member to serve as our representative on the national ISTELive 27 Boston planning committee — a hands-on role at the center of the action. As our Committee Rep, you'll help shape content strategy, participate in proposal review and selection, and represent the New England region within the national planning team. Key commitments include: • Monthly remote planning meetings starting September 2026 • Shadow experience at ISTE 2026 (June 26–July 1, all expenses covered) • Annual planning meeting at ISTE's DC office in November (~2.5 days, all expenses covered) • Onsite programming support at ISTELive 27 Boston One representative selected across four regional partners: MassCUE (MA), Vita-Learn (VT), NHSTE (NH), and ACTEM (ME). 📅 Applications due May 15, 2026 Review the full Role & Responsibilities and apply → https://bit.ly/4unzW3l
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