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Blogs
Marina Leight
The editor in chief of Converge details the who, what and where of education.
First Gentleman Daniel G. Mulhern
Inspiring words from Michigan's first gentleman offers a stimulant for those who lead.
Randy Speck
A Michigan superintendent offers advice about improving schools — and bridging the gap between leadership and authenticity to make it happen.
Michael Smith
The occasionally humorous thoughts and ramblings about education, schools and family from a K-12 superintendent in a small rural Illinois district.
Students and Teachers from Around the World
Students share their thoughts about about education, ed tech and their classroom experience.
Philip J. Brody, Ph.D.
Insight into issues related to the increasing role of technology in the K–12 environment.
Guest Bloggers for Converge Online
Educators, industry leaders and education's decision-makers share their opinions, observations and thoughts about happenings in the education arena.
Mark Siegel
This veteran educator helps keep the big issues in focus — no fads, no fluff!
Dr. Ward Andrus
An integral look at the constantly moving P-20 educational industry for the next century.
Young Minds Digital Times Film Competition
From the official blog for the Young Minds Digital Times Film Competition, these writers engage kids in digital creativity and social cause.
Recent Posts
Filmmaker Blog Buzz
Posted on November 10, 2009
The following techniques will help filmmakers and educators alike to create compelling and screen-worthy scripts.
Filmmaker Blog Buzz
Posted on October 30, 2009
Around Halloween, the media and the Internet are abuzz with ideas for a variety of fascinating, project-enhancing effects that will easily bring new life to your films.
Spiraling Dynamic of Education in the New Millennium
Posted on October 29, 2009
If we as educators know that there are no bells or factory whistles in college and the workplace, why do we still rely on the school bell to manage the school day?
Filmmaker Blog Buzz
Posted on October 26, 2009
One of the biggest misnomers about filmmaking is that you have to have a budget and expensive equipment, yet educators and filmmakers alike can spark creativity and innovation without spending a dime.
Filmmaker Blog Buzz
Posted on October 19, 2009
Whether you are a student or an educator, the following tips, hints and techniques will assist you in the disciplined planning process of filmmaking.
Must Read
February 2, 2010
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Ed Tech
As students increasingly learn on the go, they demand that their colleges and universities stay up to date on the latest technology. That's where the 2010 Horizon Report comes in.
February 1, 2010
Budget cuts have done many things to Empire High School. Now, future seniors will be forced to have a full day's schedule whereas they currently only have to enroll in four classes a day.
January 26, 2010
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Workforce
At a time when states are cutting education budgets, community colleges have been flooded with students who want to get back into the workforce quickly through vocational programs.
