RE@L welcomes Guest Blogger Dolly Santos to our growing list of contributors on cutting-edge EdTech topics. Dolly blogs regularly on her site: DollyMath.com, with useful tips and current information for teachers, kids and parents. Dolly picked a topic dear to our RE@L heart: EdTech Resources for K12 that focus on the latest technologies. Technology makes our many
“This mission of affordable and effective EdTech drives the development of our RE@L educational products.” – by Guest Blogger, Don Rawitsch – Part Two Consider, for example our coming-soon STEM Water QualityInvestigations software. It provides, all in one, collaborative classroom research, analyzing and reporting. This is a comprehensive software system, including curriculum guides, learning plans, learning resources,
“Getting the Max Ed-Tech Learning Boom for the Bucks”: What are the Questions? - Don Rawitsch Part 1
Today’s RE@L Guest Blogger is Don Rawitsch, a key member of our RE@L Team. You might know him better as the father of the MECC “Oregon Trail” simulation learning games and arguably the most popular of all time. Today, Don speaks to the finely-tuned balancing act that teachers face day in and day out and
Several weeks ago, RE@L released our Babysitting, Inc mobile app. It’s the first babysitting tutorial ever that covers the complete set of skills you need to become a competent, trusted babysitter that everyone who needs one calls first. Many of you might have wondered, though, is there more we can learn to be even better
So, who are those key RE@L Players, you as? Hint: There’s really only one! OK, You guessed it! Just look at the RE@L graphic to your left for the answer. It’s RE@L, known to those who know about innovative, cost-effective mobile apps as: “Real Experiences at Learning, Inc.” Many of the creative team at RE@L
RE@L is very pleased to announce that our founder, Dale LaFrenz, was interviewed by the St. Paul Pioneer Press Business Editor, Dave Fondler. The interview was featured at the top of the Business section of the Sunday paper. The important topic discussed was Minnesota’s own historical and now current leadership in effective K12 software for students and teachers. No
How much do the kids today know about technology and babysitting kids? Well, it turns out they know a lot more than we thought they did! First off, they know they need to know more than turning on the iPad or the TV to keep kids entertained. They even know the important
Your RE@L Blog Team found a thought-provoking piece on Mindshift* today (see below), about the importance of getting to know more about the topic of Ed Tech. Far be it from us to trump a good blog, but there are other important things you need to know than their top 5. Here’s our RE@L take on their