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Written by Shelly Mowinkel Michael Jordan talked about it, “I can accept failure…I can’t accept not trying.”  Len Schlesinger, at the Global Leadership Summit said,... Read More

Written by: Melissa Legate, Pierce Jr./Sr. High School, Nebraska Writing Project The research paper. It’s a staple in so many classrooms across grade levels and... Read More

Written by Shelly Mowinkel Every project has a story. Are you looking for a great way to showcase your students’ stories? Consider entering a spring... Read More

Written by: Kimberly Ingraham-Beck Welcome to Cyber Security Awareness Month! My name is Kimberly Ingraham-Beck. I’m the Computer Science Teacher/Esports Coach at Gretna High School... Read More

Written by: Kyleigh Lewis This summer, teachers across Nebraska met to increase their computer science knowledge at Code.org’s annual workshop hosted by the University of... Read More

It is the start of the school year and as an educator, you may be experiencing a myriad of emotions; optimism, trepidation, and even exhaustion... Read More

By: Jen Schneider Until recently, I thought Google Arts & Culture, Google’s curation of artwork, images, and even experiments was merely Blob Opera and a... Read More

Guest Blog by: Becky Korinek Do you remember the thrill of opening an actual letter? With a stamp? As an adult, when you receive mostly... Read More

By: Heather Callihan Better Together: It may be a phrase you hear often, or even a phrase you have used yourself.  No matter how you... Read More

If you are in need of a new tool, you need to check out Ziplet.  Ziplet is an easy to use exit ticket or tool... Read More