21st Century Education Technology Newsletter


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Welcome back!
September 2020

Welcome back to yet another school year, albeit one that looks quite different than any we've seen before. Our team has been hard at work this summer creating content and solutions to better help you in this new teaching landscape. Below you'll find a lot of great resources, advice and tutorials for teaching remotely.

A Note from Ron Baddock...

We've updated our website with pages that aim to help you plan and teach remotely this year:

Remote Learning Resources
(searchable table of eLearning libraries, certifications, virtual trainers, etc.)

Mobile Technical Training Systems
(searchable table of compact trainers used to teach in hybrid environments or that educators are using to teach from home)

Industry Certifications
(full list of industry certifications we cover, including those that can be achieved fully or partially remotely)

What is it you are struggling with? Let us know. We're here to help.

Stay safe,
Ron Baddock

A new way of teaching...

From Webcams to Cables, What Do You Need to Teach Remotely?

You don't need a professional recording studio to teach from home. In this video, Rob Llano examines what you need to set up a remote teaching space (webcams, tripods, microphones, cables, etc.) without breaking the bank.

How to Create COVID Signage for Your School

Several of the schools we work with are in need of COVID safety signage. Check out this video tutorial from Rob Llano that shows how to print your own.

How to Use Your Cell Phone as a Webcam for Teaching Remotely

Many of you have asked how to set up remote teaching from home on a budget. Here's some advice from Alex Baddock that involves using the cell phone you already own.

New Software for Teaching University and College Engineering Labs Online

Here's an ideal way to interactively engage remote university engineering students so they can participate in lab experiments in a blended learning approach.

Virtual Student STEM Contest

Need a good STEM contest for your students that can be done completely remotely?

Look no further than this challenge focused on prototyping prosthetics.

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