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BrainPOP’s Own Hero: Kari Stubbs
Posted by cemignano on
Let’s hear it for our very own Kari Stubbs, who was recognized as one of Daily Edventures’ global heroes in education! Daily Edventures is an education-focused blog that has a central goal for 20...
REAL: Digital Promise
Posted by cemignano on
Dr. Kari Stubbs, Vice President of 21st Century Learning at BrainPOP, recently returned from the REAL (Recommendations for Education and Advancement of Learning) Commission kickoff meeting in Washingt...
Winter 2012 Classroom Improvement Technology Grant
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
BrianPOP is pleased to partner with Samsung and the Turning Foundation to sponsor the Classroom Improvement Technology Grant.
The purpose of this grant is to help educators develop 21st century cl...
Webinar Alert: Inspiring Through Game Design with Globaloria
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Join us for Wednesday's webinar at 4:30PM ET.
At BrainPOP we’re committed to providing high quality games not only through GameUp but by supporting game design projects in multiple education settin...
Guest Blogger: On Martin Luther King Jr.
Posted by SM Bruner on
Guest Blogger Laura Candler was a teacher in Fayetteville, North Carolina for over 30 years. She has presented educational workshops to teachers around the country for over 12 years. She's the author ...
IMAX and BrainPOP Contest!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Come back soon for details about this contest....
12 Resolutions for 2012
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In 2012, we pledge to help each and every BrainPOP educator.
Here is a list of 12 promises that we make to you.
We will help you by. . .
12) providing lesson plans with ideas for using Brain...
NSBA’s “20 to Watch” Recognition Program
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Dr. Kari Stubbs, Vice President of 21st Century Learning at BrainPOP, was in the first “20 to Watch” class in 2006. Since then, many BrainPOP Educators have been recognized including Adina Popa, Rober...
Just Do It (Again): How Virtual and Video Game Labs Give Students the Freedom to Fail
Posted by SM Bruner on
Tracy Carlin shared this post with BrainPOP and I like how this quote explained the "Psychosocial Moratorium Principal." Not sure what that is, or how games could help your students? Read on to what T...
All this Scratchin’ is Making me Itch!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Have you heard about Scratch? Well if you like BrainPOP, you'll love Scratch. Scratch is a unique, free programming tool that can be used for game design, storytelling, animation and all sorts of mult...
