Learning

Kids can learn from anybody, including those that they teach. Discover how kids can use Makeshift Homeschool to learn and teach their peers.

Learn how to write a digital lesson plan. Includes questions teachers should ask themselves and key components of a digital lesson plan with examples.

Learn about online learning strategies to prepare teachers in digital classrooms. Explore establishing a home base and utilizing individual touch points.

Discover what kids miss most about school and how the “rat race” style of learning can be replaced with fulfilling and effective learning.

Discover how to tap into children’s natural curiosity and leverage technology tools to help them become interested in writing. Learn about Makeshift Homeschool.

Explore these tips to create engaging e-learning content for learners of all ages.

A principal and an ed tech researcher outline steps for assessing students' learning loss and making curriculum adjustments this fall.

Find out how educators can see success in taking learning online. This list of tips can help teachers navigating the virtual classroom for the first time.

Discover how technology, passion, and self-directed learning can help drive the change in learning and tap into children’s natural curiosity.

Discover crafts and activities to keep kids entertained and learning during the summer. We’ve compiled a list of over 14 options to suit your learners.

Discover how both educators and parents alike can help combat summer learning loss. Here you’ll find easy ways to keep students learning during summer months.

Educate yourself about the summer slide, learn about past statistics, and read a list of tips for combating this type of learning regression.