Professional Development
BrainPOP Feedback Surveys: What Do You Think?
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
We want your feedback! Help us make BrainPOP even better: weigh in through one (or both) of two surveys on upcoming professional development sessions and the different ways you use BrainPOP in and out...
Join the Learning Revolution!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
As all BrainPOP Educators know, the technologies of the Internet and the Web are reshaping where, when, and from whom we learn. However, we can also be quickly overwhelmed by the variety, quantity an...
It’s Here! SXSWedu Announces 2014 Playground Schedule
Posted by Traci K. on
We’re absolutely thrilled to share the newly unveiled official schedule for the SXSWedu 2014 Playground, which we're co-sponsoring with Xerox.
The SXSWedu Playground is an interactive learning space ...
Digital Learning Day!
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Digital Learning Day is a national campaign to spotlight the effective use of technology in America’s classrooms. Whether it’s today, tomorrow, or next month, it’s important to take an opportunity to ...
BrainPOP is Heading to FETC and TCEA
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BrainPOP is on the road and we’re headed to FETC and TCEA!
If you’re planning to attend FETC in Orlando or TCEA in Austin, be sure to stop by the BrainPOP booth! We’ll be demoing our full range of ...
Teacher Support Materials and Assessment with Quandary
Posted by SM Bruner on
This screencast outlines teacher support materials and assessment ideas for Quandary, one of the award winning English games on BrainPOP's GameUp....
Free Games-Based Learning Professional Development Event at FETC Conference
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
BrainPOP is thrilled to partner with FETC and Learning Games Network to offer a free day of professional development to educators from across the country to innovate through the use of games in educ...
Hour of Code Celebrations Continue with Free BrainPOP Movies and More!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Here at BrainPOP, we're celebrating Computer Science Education Week and the Hour of Code in so many ways! First of all, we've created new Computer Science movies and marked them all free for this ent...
Nominate an Educator for NSBA’s “20 to Watch” Program
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NSBA's “20 to Watch” program was established as part of the 20th anniversary celebration for the National School Boards Association’s technology and learning conference in 2006. The program identifie...
Computer Science Education Week, the Hour of Code and BrainPOP
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
December 9-14th is the official Computer Science Education Week featuring the Hour of Code, "a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify 'code' and show that anyone can learn th...
