I Have Nothing To Teach
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath - Fellow educators, bear with me. I’m about to drop some #truth that, if taken out of context, may not be particularly appreciated. So let me give [...]
J-TV: Things Life Has Taught Me About Judaism
Have you seen this beautiful video from J-TV and Rabbi Sacks? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELGyQItrbQU There are important messages in this video that can be important for our students to hear. How [...]
OJSC: Creating a Community of Learners through Online Judaic Studies Courses
by Lisa Micley - Four years ago, we were offered the opportunity and the challenge to create a program that would provide online Judaic studies courses to Jewish day schools [...]
AVIV: BLENDED LEARNING IS THE FUTURE OF JEWISH EDUCATION
by Dan Aviv - This article was originally published on Canadian Jewish News. Click here to visit the original. Of the 1,100 professional and lay Jewish school leaders who attended the [...]
An Online Conference:Professional Development on virtual teaching, learning and assessment
The Pedagogic Secretariat of Israel’s Ministry of Education invites all educators and educational administrators to a free online international conference: “Professional Development on Virtual Teaching, Learning and Assessment” on Wednesday, May [...]
9 Educational Technology Apps to Supercharge the (Jewish) Classroom
By Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman eJewishPhilanthropy/Jeducation World The technologies of tomorrow are already making their way into Jewish classrooms. For educators, the challenge is how not to simply go online, but to [...]
What does the Jewish classroom of the future look like?
By Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman - The world is changing faster than we or our parents likely thought possible. There are 2.5 quintillion bytes of data being created every day, according to [...]
How Technology Can Improve Your Classroom – Part 2
By Chevi Rubin In part 1 of this series we put our tech in check and discussed what technology can and cannot do for our students, our teachers, and our [...]