Tips

Learn how to use ESSER funds to improve your school or district’s communication with parents and families.

Like all of us, parents are super-busy, and it can be incredibly difficult to reach them with critical info. According to recent data, email open rates in the Education sector average only 25%, meaning that important school emails are getting lost in the clutter.

We asked educators how they make their school newsletters stand out from the pack. They shared a wealth of branding tips with us, from simple to sophisticated.

One of the great things about edtech is that it allows us to reinvent tired assignments in new and exciting ways.

Say hello to Smore Academy! It’s a five-part video series where you can learn just about everything you need to know about Smore — all in under a half hour.

Have you ever felt shaky about an interaction involving feedback? Here's a way to make it better.

With the rapid emergence of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus), we have entered into some crazy times. It’s easy to feel anxious and confused as we embark on this unknown path. The good news is that we are all in this together, and can support each other through these challenges.

Is there a better way to share your experiences than with a video? As much as we love writing (and we do!) if a picture is worth a thousand words, then a Facebook video must be worth a whole bunch of paragraphs.

As we enjoy the spring months, we invite you to make your newsletter blossom by integrating these fresh ideas! Make your newsletter BOLD, vibrant and attractive to your audiences.

Engaging students can be difficult when it comes to assignments. Whether in-class or at home, students need to complete their assignments to really absorb what they study in class.

Whether you’re sharing classroom resources or information about new software — make sure your team is making the most out of your updates. We’ve collected some great examples for sharing resources with educators in a way that is both short and super useful.