Virtually Educated

11/15/2024

Add to the calm, not the chaos.

05/23/2024

Tech Tip Thursday: Transform your inbox chaos into organized bliss with these simple yet effective tips! 📧 From filters to folders, streamline your email management and boost productivity.

02/01/2024

Also, protect sensitive student information by using Windows + L (or Control-Command-Q on Mac) to quickly lock your screen if you step away from your computer 🖥️

Unlock the power of efficiency with this ! 🔥💻 Master the art of hotkeys to navigate your digital realm with lightning speed. Say goodbye to the mouse - it's time to level up your productivity game! 💪🚀

11/12/2023

🌐 Navigating the Digital Horizon: Empowering minds for the future! 💡 Our infographic dives into the vital role of digital literacy in education and the workforce. Swipe left to discover how these skills shape success in a rapidly evolving world. 🚀

11/07/2023

Learning must be individualized for each student’s needs and preferences. With one-on-one support, we provide virtual learning that puts the student first.

03/26/2023

When every second in the classroom counts,it is easy to let SEL (social-emotional learning) fall into the category of things to do “when we find time.” Here are some ideas for incorporating SEL using digital tools, minimizing the burden of time and energy placed on already over-taxed classroom teachers.
and , please take a moment to consider some of these ideas. Your teachers will thank you, and your students might even thank you too. 😉

02/26/2023

While some scramble to prohibit the use of AI by students, Virtually Educated encourages teachers and school leaders to approach new tech with a sense of critical optimism. We know the technology is not going away, so we ask: how can we equip our students to use this technology in real world applications?

How are you / your department / your school handling the use of artificial intelligence by students? Have you received any student work that appeared to be generated by AI? How did you handle it?

01/05/2023

11/30/2022

Ask ten different teachers the best way to handle cell phones in the classroom, and you're likely to get ten different answers. Ask their administrators,and you'll probably get a few more ideas. Often, these solutions involve keeping phones put away: out of sight, out of mind; remove the distraction. .
Some teachers use creative reward systems to help build self-discipline and teach students to manage their time: build good habits; prepare them for the “real world.”
Others have (understandably) stopped fighting that particular battle to save their time and energy to deliver instruction to whomever will listen. Clearly, cell phones are an issue that the classroom has yet to empirically solve. We know they can be a useful tool, but how do we balance the benefits with the pitfalls?
Teachers: How do you handle cell phones in the classroom? (Be sure to tell us what age group you work with. Context is important!)

11/26/2022

So much truth!

11/26/2022

From boosting student engagement to improving collaboration on your team, Virtually Educated can help your organization implement technology efficiently and effectively. Visit our website today to book your consultation!

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