…are often the ones that discover new nuances (or entire new directions) along the way. To ensure that you’re prepared to make the most of these, remember to document your…
…founder Bob Tinker in the 1970s. With this initial move, Bob set a revolution in motion—in educational probeware and in educational technology more broadly—that showcased technology’s power to add new…
…the processes at work on Earth, but that isn’t really the case. The theory of plate tectonics is relatively new, and some of the details are still being worked out….
Imagine that you’re visiting a new city and want to know the best place to get ice cream. You might open your favorite search engine and check out reviews. Or…
When we released our new real-time Class Dashboard in the fall, we asked for teacher feedback. Several teachers have reached out and said that this new tool has been a…
…I was growing up and its message occupied my thoughts as I shoveled our New England driveway for the third time in just over a week. What was I doing,…
…a multiple-choice question. (5) Multiple-choice questions are automatically scored and totaled. (Only questions with correct answers specified are included.) What’s new? The Class Dashboard contains several new features, many of…
…stack [software products and programming languages] for years and years,” he says. “Because we’re starting new projects on a regular basis, we can afford to try out new stuff each…
…the physical limitations of the experiment and emerging model development. As new data are collected and analyzed, it might change the experimental design or provide a new explanation. That explanation…
…in computer science. He’s looking forward to meeting new people. And who knows, he may even have a chance to play cards and Bananagrams with a new group of friends….