At Atomic Learning, we strive to make it easy for educators to learn new technology and encourage integration in the classroom to positively impact student achievement. We offer this free resource in support of our mission to guide educators.

Here's an excerpt from the introduction: In terms of size, Little Falls, Minnesota is a small speck on the map. With a population of just over 8,000 and a manufacturing-based economy, the town, like many across the nation, has recently faced some challenging economic times.

The district has risen from the ashes like the proverbial phoenix and now has a 1:1 initiative.

And this isn’t just any 1:1 initiative, it’s a complete shift in the curriculum that is driving true change in both teaching and learning.

It’s about more than the technology. It’s about engagement.

A must-read resource providing valuable insights and ideas to create an effective technology integration program. This ebook investigates the challenges to effectively using technology in the classroom and discusses key points of an effective technology integration program.

Here's an excerpt from the Preface by Tim Holt: 

Atomic Learning has created an ebook as a resource for those wishing to understand 21st century skills and how to integrate them to create both teachers and students that are 21st century-ready.

Get it free here.

Educators around the world are working hard to bring their classrooms into the 21st century. Technology implementation and integration are among the greatest challenges facing today’s schools.

This ebook has been very popular, and it's still available free from Atomic Learning.

We can now work with almost anyone, any place, and at any time – and our classrooms should reflect that. Flattening our classrooms is about introducing our students to the world in safe, meaningful ways that will enrich and augment the things that are already working in our schools.

This e-book is based on an Atomic Learning workshop developed by Vicki Davis, who has been recognized for her innovative use of the Web in the classroom. Vicki and Julie Lindsay are currently writing a book on the topic.

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