• Project Tomorrow: Speak Up Survey

    Posted on July 26, 2016

    Project Tomorrow: Speak Up Survey MassCUE is proud to announce that we have teamed up with Project Tomorrow to promote Speak Up, an online national research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow. The Speak Up Survey annually polls students, educators and parents about key topics of importance to K-12 educators and...

  • ISTE 2016: Why I Swiped Right

    Posted on July 15, 2016

    By: Rayna Freedman Being a single woman I am often discussing with friends about swiping right or swiping left on dating apps. Choosing to swipe right or left could be a hard decision or a quick impulse. For those of you who are wondering what swiping is, if you swipe...

  • Massachusetts School Leaders Become Future Ready with the New Leadership in Blended and Digital Learning Program

    Posted on July 8, 2016

    by Grace Magley MassCUE kicked off the Leadership in Blended and Digital Learning Program (LBDL) with a 2-hour, synchronous, virtual and face-to-face program orientation on March 1st. The LBDL program provides a job-embedded professional learning experience to prepare principals and their school-based leadership team to lead a blended and personalized...

  • Highlights of Recent Ed Tech Conferences – Spring 2016

    Posted on June 3, 2016

    By- Jean Tower   CoSN Annual Conference, Washington D.C. The annual CoSN conference was held in April in Washington DC. The theme of the conference was Accelerating Success, Powered by an eLearning Culture. There were so many amazing sessions and plenaries that it is impossible to write about everything, so...

  • Leadership Program for Blended and Digital Learning

    Posted on June 1, 2016

    Leadership Program for Blended and Digital Learning MassCUE has funded the Leadership Program for Blended and Digital Learning in order to provide and support professional development for school leaders committed to foster blended learning in their school. Our first cohort for the program started in March 2016 and additional cohorts will...

  • Dr. Matthew Beyranevand

    Posted on May 31, 2016

      Dr. Matthew Beyranevand K-12 Mathematics and Science Coordinator Chelmsford Public Schools   About the educator Dr. Matthew Beyranevand is the K-12 Mathematics and Science Coordinator for the Chelmsford Public Schools. Through his website MathwithMatthew.com, Matthew provides visitors with podcasts, music videos, educational resources, and a video blog. Matthew is...

  • Think, Design, Create, and Sell

    Posted on May 2, 2016

      By: Julie Giglia Whitman-Hanson Regional School District The 3D printer technology had a positive impact on both me and my students. The opportunity to have a 3D printer in my classroom allowed us to have hands-on learning and authentic exploration to create tangible objects. Students and I learned a...

  • Grants

    Meet the 2016 MassCUE Grant Winners

    Posted on May 1, 2016

    Meet the 2016 MassCUE Grant Winners Congratulations to the 2016 MassCUE Grant Winners. Each recipient has a great story to tell. See how these grants were utilized to make a difference in the classroom and in their students lives. Join us in congratulating these innovative educators!

  • Jennifer Judkins

    Posted on April 29, 2016

    Jennifer Judkins Technology Integration Specialist Lynnfield Public School   What is the one thing you are really passionate about? Making technology accessible for all students and teachers is something I am very passionate about. I focus on free, easy to use resources and work hard to encourage and empower teachers...

  • From Conference to Concept to Completion

    Posted on April 22, 2016

    By: Kelly Ogden Mathematics Curriculum Coordinator, 6 – 12 Virtual High School Site Coordinator Littleton Public Schools In September, my school principal approached me about whether I was interested in attending the MassCUE conference. I had never been, or even knew what it was about. However, over the past couple...

  • MassCUE’s Learning Tours: Coding and Robotics in the Early Elementary School–A Tour Worth Taking!

    Posted on April 19, 2016

    By: Mary Werlin Instructional Technology Specialist, Needham Public Schools Professional Development Committee, MassCUE   Last week I had the opportunity to observe students demonstrate their coding skills at Broadmeadow School in Needham as part of MassCUE’s first ever Learning Tours. Kibo’s, BeeBots, Makey Makey, WeDo and Scratch were the tools showcased...

  • iPads to Support Literacy Across the Curriculum

    Posted on April 4, 2016

    By: Peggy Harvey PK-12 Instructional Technology Specialist Acton Boxborough Regional School District   Students in Cindy Holt’s first-grade class have become masters at creating digital content and curating their own digital portfolios.  Thanks to a MassCUE grant that funded a set of seven iPads for Cindy’s classroom at Gates Elementary...