I'm sure you've seen the online videos of random acts of culture, such as a group singing the Hallelujah Chorus in Macy's. Calling it random is a bit of a stretch, as organizing 650 singers in a busy department store [...]

I just read an interesting blog article titled Creating Innovators: Why America's Education System is Obsolete by Erica Swallow. Ms. Swallow quotes Harvard Innovation Education Fellow Tony Wagner: “Today knowledge is ubiquitous, constantly changing, growing exponentially... Today knowledge is free. [...]

It seems that our kids today are not enjoying the benefits we had as children, the simple things we took for granted-climbing trees, playing tag, hide-and seek, sandlot baseball,and making clover necklaces. According to research, 70 percent of adults had [...]

As another school year gets underway, we see more and more the benefits of technology as a tool for our students in the classroom and beyond. Whether it's the creation of our original lessons and videos or our students and [...]