This post originally appeared on the Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age blog. Hi! This is Nafiza Akter, and I was one of the youth attending the Breakthrough Learning in
This post originally appeared on the Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age blog. Tashawna is a high school senior in Brooklyn, NY. In the morning she leaves home
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Victor V. Vuchic is Program Officer, Open Educational ResourcesThe William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Often when we think about innovation, we focus on lots of low cost rapid prototypes
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We’re excited to participate in the Cooney Center’s upcoming Forum. Families of all socio-economic classes are using technology in their daily lives. The National Center for Family Literacy (NCFL) is on a quest
David L. Cohen is the Executive Vice President, Comcast CorporationThis post originally appeared on the Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age blog.We are strong believers in investing in stronger communities, and
This post was originally published on the Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age blog. In the recent Star Trek movie by J.J. Abrams we get to see what a 23rd century Vulcan school
Lucy Gray, Education Technology Specialist Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science Education University of ChicagoThis post was originally published on the Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age blog.Imagine a learning community
This post originally appeared on the Breakthrough Learning in a Digital Age blog. Creativity continues to be an essential skill in the emerging creative economy. Since scientific and technological