With technology use increasing in classrooms more so today than ever before, the possibilities are endless for educators in terms of innovation, communication, and learning. However, using technology can still be a challenge to some educators who feel anxious and overwhelmed by its complexity.
That’s why it’s imperative for them to be able to get their hands on the tools to practice and use it, to help increase their overall confidence.
In this guest post on US educational consultant Rachelle Dené Poth’s blog titled, ‘Edtech confidence comes with practice’, NetSupport CEO Al Kingsley highlights how educators can get started with edtech and four key stages of learning to boost edtech confidence.