PUBLICATION: Infographic developed for CoSN outlining the potential pitfalls in mobile learning implementations
We believe every child, regardless of zip code or circumstance, deserves an exceptional education. We believe that with technology it is possible to reach all children while making learning personal, authentic, human, and meaningful. Our mission is to serve the educators, innovators, and leaders who are delivering on this promise of learning and teaching with technology.
-
for educators
implementing mobile learning, making technology transparent, leading change, self-organizing cultures, student agency and ownership, engaging community
Learn More -
for innovators
reality checks, strategic advice, disruptive innovation, product roadmapping and evolution, avoiding pitfalls, skating to where the money will be
Learn More -
for leaders
placing technology in the service of education, establishing thought leadership, white papers and presentations, outreach, pilot projects
Learn More -
Contact
please don't hesitate to contact us, we are always delighted to hear from those of you who are working to change education for the better
Contact
-
Wireless EdTech Conference
CONFERENCE: While serving as VP, Wireless Education Technologies for Qualcomm, Bjerede collaborated with Chris Dede, as the intellectual architect of the inaugural Wireless Education Technology Conference. Dede and Bjerede summarized the conference findings in the paper, Mobile Learning for the 21st Century
-
Can a Video Game Make Us Better Thinkers?
10 minutes per day. 2 months. That’s how long students played the video game Wuzzit Trouble before showing dramatic...
September 1, 2015 -
What’s More Important, High Test Scores or Self-Direction?
This article was first posted on Getting Smart on August 17, 2015 The education technology discussion is fraught with false...
August 21, 2015 -
smart parents, surprisingly powerful
I was honored to be asked to contribute to the new book, Smart Parents: Parenting for Powerful Learning. I wanted...
August 17, 2015