Julie Moore

Written by: Dana Fontaine 12/5/2025 5:30am I wake to my alarm phone. I no longer use an alarm clock because my phone, a mini computer,... Read More

Written by: Jen Schneider Some of my students explored Tinkercad at CodeCrush (a Computer Science Immersion Program for Girls) last month. It had been a... Read More

Written by: Nikki Kurland, Omaha Public Schools What a powerful shift I’ve seen in my classroom lately! Integrating Reality Composer into my lessons for 3rd–5th... Read More

Video: Chromebook_s_Hidden_Superpowers.mp4 Resource: Digital Skill Task Cards: Accessibility Blog Text:  Written by: Jenna Reeh, Instructional Technology Facilitator If there’s one thing I’ve learned after coaching... Read More

Written by: Emily Morrow  Overview Do you ever feel stuck as an educator? You teach the same lessons repeatedly or do the same learning activities... Read More

Written by: Scott Harrington One of the most common phrases we hear from students is, “Why do I have to learn this?” or “I’ll never... Read More

Written by: Evi Wusk Last year, I was working as an educational technology professor when I was part of a group who created Writing &... Read More

Written by: Lisa Bohaty Computer science is such a fun and exciting thing to teach to elementary students. They get excited as they start to... Read More

Written by: Shaun Young For the past two years, my role as the Computer Science and Technology Education Specialist at the Nebraska Department of Education... Read More

Written by: Terry Julian In education, we’re all familiar with the phrase “Other duties as assigned.” It’s the catch-all for whatever doesn’t neatly fit into... Read More