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Practical Strategies and Future Trends: How social media and tech can transform the classroom

In this Huddle Up episode, we bring together two thought leaders who are transforming the way educators connect online: Jeffrey Carpenter, professor and researcher at Elon University, and Patrick Hausammann, founder of UnisonEDU. These experts share actionable insights on how to harness the power of platforms like TikTok and #TeacherTwitter to elevate your teaching and create a more collaborative learning environment for students.

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Harnessing A.I. to Combat Misinformation: Essential tools & strategies for educators

Discover how educators can equip students with the skills to identify misinformation and deepfakes online as AI becomes integrated into their lives.

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How Families & Educators Can Partner to Build Essential Student Skills for a Tech-Fueled World

Watch this interactive webinar featuring experts Dr. Emily Weinstein, an adolescent psychologist and co-director of the Center for Digital Thriving at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and Dr. Jacqueline Nesi, a clinical psychologist, professor at Brown University, and author of the parenting newsletter Techno Sapiens to discover how families & educators can partner to build essential student skills for a tech-fueled world.

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AI at School with an ISTE Author: Tools, Tips, and Trends

Watch this on-demand webinar to explore the latest research and trends on how students are navigating AI both in and out of the classroom.

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“The Anxious Generation” Unpacked: Insights from a child psychologist and K-12 students about the book’s recommendations and best practices to navigate tech and social media positively

In this Huddle Up episode, we lock arms with Dr. Jessica Anderson, a Child Psychologist, and TSI Student Ambassadors — Eleanor, Peter, Jolie, Kate, and Kennedy — to amplify student voices and bring them into the conversations that impact them the most.