Mary Schlegelmilch

District leaders were vetting applications, hardware, and teaching practices with a different lens than the past 2 years when we were all remote. Learn more about our ISTE2022 experience.

As educators seek new technologies to power hybrid work and instruction, cloud calling may be the key to adding real value. Learn how.

As the nation emerges from the pandemic, new opportunities will emerge for community colleges. From reskilling the workforce to overcoming declining enrollment, educators must reconsider their approaches to learning. But which approaches will be most effective as we enter the next normal?

As hybrid learning takes hold, K-12 schools have an unprecedented opportunity to reimagine what education can and should look like. Find out how the experts think the future of education will actually unfold.

Mental Health Matters - whether you're eight or eighty. Learn how higher ed is leveraging technology to provide student mental health services.

This year, ISTE19 will showcase the latest technologies and partnerships that will cultivate the next generation of STEM leaders destined to take on the world’s greatest challenges.  

I’m a teacher. Though I no longer spend each day in a classroom or on a campus, it’s there that I learned that connections—to students, families, colleagues—are vital.

Digital technology is changing teaching and learning. Although, if we’re honest, the changes are not due as much to the technology itself as to the culture of innovation it inspires.

Digital learning solutions have the power to transform the K-12 classroom, especially for schools that have lofty education technology goals. A great example of this is Wayne Highlands School District. Like many schools in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Wayne Highlands requires high-performing technology that students may not be able to access at home; however, getting fiber optics […]