When we ask students to write an essay or take an exam, it can feel like we’ve asked them to create a masterpiece like Picasso—overwhelming and intimidating. But what if we could use technology to give students more choice in how they demonstrate their understanding?
In this episode, we sit down with educator and author Eric Curts (Control Alt Achieve) who has spent over 30 years transforming classrooms through creative Google projects. Eric shares how teachers can move beyond basic uses of tech to unlock students’ creativity and personalize learning. Join us as we explore innovative ways to use edtech to empower student voice and offer more flexible, meaningful learning experiences!
Eric Curts, educator and author | Control Alt Achieve
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Eric has been in education for 26 years. In addition to training countless educators across the country, Eric reaches education communities around the world through his popular and innovative blog, Control Alt Achieve. Since 2015, Eric has been a leading voice in the edtech community, including as an ISTE mainstay. New and seasoned educators alike have grown through his unique blend of authentic inspiration and innovative tech integration.
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