Posts Tagged ‘ed tech’
September 28th, 2011
by Alice Y in Life at DreamBox Learning
DreamBox Learning is excited to announce the results of the 2011 EDDIE Awards. To bring everyone up to speed: The EDDIE Awards target the bright, innovative programs and websites that aid teachers in doing what they do best—teach. We are thrilled to be recognized in the Early Elementary category as the math website of choice. [...]
Tags: awards and achievements, ed tech
June 28th, 2011
by Tracy H in Elementary teachers, Public Education
On May 13th, 2011, the Department of Commerce unveiled a new website aimed at increasing computer and internet skills in America. www.DigitalLiteracy.gov provides librarians, teachers, and others a central location to share digital literacy content and best practices. Search by skill type, topic, or general search. What’s great about this site is that users [...]
Tags: ed tech, teacher resources
January 20th, 2011
by Tracy H in Educational Software Market, Life at DreamBox Learning
Are you attending the TCEA 2011 Education Conference in February? If so, make sure you visit DreamBox Learning in booth 1350! We’d love to meet you, and you could win some great giveaways for your classroom. Join us in our booth for: Hourly demos Learn how DreamBox Learning provides adaptive instruction with every mouse click, and [...]
Tags: ed tech, events and conferences, technology and math
November 11th, 2010
by Tracy H in Educational Software Market, Technology
Tech & Learning has announced their 28th annual Awards of Excellence winners, which honors products that help educators teach and manage classrooms with technology. “Now that the use of technology in schools is no longer a novelty but a reality, it’s no longer about the promise of what a product can do; it’s about the [...]
Tags: awards and achievements, ed tech, Technology in the classroom
October 29th, 2010
by David G in Educational Software Market, Teaching Math
I received the following letter from a parent who is not yet a customer. She writes: I recently tried the DreamBox free trial, and feel it is a great program! However, my husband thinks that there are better programs out there. Can you help me explain to him why DreamBox is better than other math [...]
Tags: dreambox learning, ed tech, Online Learning
May 12th, 2010
by Tracy in Technology
An issue has arisen that may be of interest to educators and parents. According to the EdTech Action Network (ETAN), the 2011 federal budget eliminates funding for Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT). We’d like to ask our readers if you agree, disagree, or don’t have strong feelings either way. If you support a separate funding [...]
Tags: ed tech, events and conferences, funding and grants
May 12th, 2010
by Sue in Technology
Every spring school boards across the country must make tough financial decisions for their districts. The majority of school budgets are personnel, so when budgets are cut that usually means cutting staff. With more students in the classroom and less support staff for remediation or enrichment, educational technology can be an important and effective tool [...]
Tags: differentiated instruction, ed tech, funding and grants
April 29th, 2010
by Tracy in Online Learning
Guest Post by James McConville, as part of the EdTech Blog Swap Math is everywhere, there really is no escape! Sounds ominous, but there are so many opportunities to see math that is readily available in the world around us. This blog post looks at all the opportunities there are to discuss math with students and how technology supports [...]
Tags: ed tech, technology and math, Virtual manipulatives
January 27th, 2009
by Neil in Life at DreamBox Learning, Start-up Culture
I’ve been in the software biz for 22 years or so, not counting high school and university. (If you want to add that, call it 28 years!) Of the companies I’ve worked for, this is the most balanced, professional, and most oriented towards shipping product. I love the way we have combined software, creative, teaching, [...]
Tags: dreambox learning, ed tech, math game for kids, Start-up Culture
January 27th, 2009
by Lou in Educational Software Market, Life at DreamBox Learning, Public Education, Technology
Dear Mr. President,
A week ago you stood in front of the nation and spoke the following words:
“That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood . . . our schools fail too many . . . [But] we will transform our schools and colleges and universities to meet the demands of a new age. All this we can do. And all this we will do.”
We at DreamBox Learning welcome your words.
Tags: childrens education, differentiated instruction, dreambox learning, ed tech, education crisis, Public Education