Most teachers know they should teach AI — nobody tells them where to start if they don’t teach computer science. CodeAI President and CEO Karim Meghji gives the answer at …
You gave the directions. You were clear. You wrote them on the board. Half the class still did it wrong. Dr. Jeff Bogaczyk explains the curse of knowledge — the …
Dr. Maggie Broderick explains servant scholarship—choosing a dissertation topic that helps real teachers and students by connecting research to classroom practice, policy, and purpose.
Can elementary students build their own apps? Two elementary teachers share how they use MAD-learn for gold-standard project-based learning — and how app-building teaches the soft skills that last.
Summer reading for teachers: 11 books Vicki Davis highlights and returns to again and again — AI ethics, productivity, faith, and classroom-management classics — with a challenge to pick just …
Adobe Express and Canva are full of AI tools that save teachers hours. Innovative learning specialist Amy Storer shares the features her teachers love — from student podcasts to no-code …
Claude is now free for verified K-12 teachers, and ChatGPT is free too. Here’s how to get approved, which classroom tools connect, how to vibe code your own games, and …
Sparking curiosity starts with a real teacher. STEM educator Brandie Wright shares the ISTE story people assumed was AI — and why human connection still wins in the age of …
AI assisted grading is coming fast. Steve Swanson built an AI grading tool — then deleted the button that would grade for him. Here’s his 30-second checklist for evaluating any …
Day 3 at ISTE 2026 — Greek yogurt, Napoleon the short squirrel plotting his takeover of Elba, a Nebraska professor using shorts to engage students, a deep dive into Renaissance …
