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Dallas Independent School District Approves CoderZ and RoboXFor Pre-engineering and Robotics Certification Programs

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. – Intelitek and CoderZ, an Intelitek company, announced today that the Dallas Independent School District has approved the CoderZ coding platform and the RoboX 3D simulation platform for the district’s pre-engineering and robotics certification programs as part of a recent request for proposal initiative. education for CTE.

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Kahoot Launches First-Ever Premium Version for Schools.

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schools— Kahoot is offering the first premium version of its game-based learning platform. Until today, Kahoot’s website and mobile app, which feature nearly 60 million multiple-choice quizzes, have been completely free for students and teachers. And Padlet, the digital bulletin board, did the same thing in April.

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How Video Games Can Teach Reading Just as Well as Books

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High school English teacher John Fallon is what you might call an early adopter. His tech of choice: video games—specifically narrative-based digital games that engage students by engrossing them in a story. Exploring New Worlds Narrative digital games aren’t just for high school students.

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5 educators share their ISTE experiences

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The keynotes, presenters, vendors, and attendees of #ISTE18 dialed in hard with a connected line of perspective, practical strategies, and game-changing edtech tools to push all students full STEAM ahead into the new school year. That said, we also know that how each student learns is unique to each individual student.

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Alexa Goes to ISTE: Edtech Companies—and Teachers—Debut New Skills for Learning

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Kahoot, a game-based learning company with a trove of millions of educational quizzes, also announced its first Alexa skill this week. The skill is not yet equipped to allow multiple-choice or more advanced questions, and it won’t feature the millions of quizzes that the company has in its app, a spokesperson says.

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As Esports Find a Place in School, This Startup Teaches Gamers How to Go Pro

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These scholarships can be a full ride—we're talking $50,000 a year from certain schools. As the world has come to accept that being a professional competitive gamer is a legitimate career path and an achievable goal for anyone, young gamers are starting to hone their skills in high school and college with ProGuides helping them along the way.

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How Blockchain Can Encourage Learning

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A group of blockchain projects called “learn-to-earn” (also sometimes called “earn-to-learn”) aims to incentivize learners to engage with educational content and, just as importantly, stick with it. Several startups are experimenting with encouraging users to watch tutorials or take quizzes in exchange for earning cryptocurrency.

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