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Since this school is located in a large city they allow their students to learn life skills. They turn the school into essential a city and have the children pick their professor. They also work with money and get used to buying a selling things on a salary.

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Col•legi Ave Maria de Penya-roja has sent home their kids with chromebooks. This school offers a very extensively detailed website and work for the students to do remotely.

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Interactive academy is offering a hybrid option for preschoolers. They can choose which days to come to school and which days to do online activities. The school also has teachers who work with students k-12 on their online curriculum through the public schools.

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At Zionsville Middle School they launched a one to one laptop program that allowed each student to have a device to take home from school. This program has been around since 2008. I experienced this program and attended Zionsville Middle School from 5th-8th grade. I am very grateful and appreciative for this program because we could do online classes when teachers had work days, bad weather, or if you were sick. It has really helped me learn to adapt especially during a time like this.

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At Beacon Park School the district is either providing technological devices or letting the students bring their own to allow learning to take place anywhere and anytime.  This is very convenient especially during this trying time during the COVID pandemic.

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At Thornton Elementary School, they have geothermal climate controls and an EcoGarden.  Inside of the EcoGarden they have wind turbines and solar panels to power the garden in general.  There is a lot of teaching space within the EcoGarden as well.

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At the International School of Bergamo, they are approaching the DP stage of the IB curriculum. By using these methods innovation is promoted giving their new curriculum even more to offer.

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Teachers at Palisades Elementary Charter School are using sites like Flipgrid and google classroom to embrace technology. The school also went above and beyond to hire teachers that specialize in certain technological fields, to educate the students on aspects of technology.

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At Wendell Elementary School, they are upgrading all of their technology. This is vital in today's school systems so that students can also continue to upgrade their technology skills by learning with new devices that have more to offer.

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At St. Jude's School, they use an innovative learning project by the students creating virtual reality scenes. This helps to portray each child's personal ways of learning and how they perceive the information. They also provide technology based learning at all age groups.

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Palisades Elementary Charter School is teaching through technology this year and they have hired a full-time Instructional Integration Coach and a full-time computer teacher.

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Frankstown Elementary School is moving closer to allowing all their students to have Chromebooks. The 6th grade class was the first grade to fully achieve that goal this school year.

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Robbie Madison - Fern Creek Traditional High School

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Robbie Madison - Fern Creek Traditional High School

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Fern Creek High School has a major focus on computation through their 4-year Computer Science Academy. Through the Python program language and project-based learning they are developing deep problem solving and focus required for the field of programming.

They also have an outreach program for underserved communities that can provide scholarships for them to study at high quality universities such as: University of Chicago, University of Michigan and Kenyon College. Their program is named the IvyPlus program.

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IGB International School (IGBIS) is an international school in Malaysia that has spending lots of time with education experience in the area of AR and VR, which is augmented and virtual reality. The school states that they not only want the students to enjoy these experiences, but to innovate and create their own experiences that they will allow other people to enjoy. They are transitioning students from consumers to creators and hosts.

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The Montessoriskolan Floda Säteri they use Gsuites to try and show the students how to code and than trying to pass it on to other schools to try as well.

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The Underwood GT Magnet Elementary school had all of their fourth and fifth graders create stations on how to and what to expect and when the kindergarden 1,2 and 3 graders came in to school they got to learn about what is to be expecting during virtual schooling.

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Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools have had a 1:1 Chromebook program implemented for the last 5 years. They fully embrace, "going Google", and 100% of their staff have obtained the Google Level 1 Educator Certification.

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The Mysa school is able to customize and individualize weekly experiential learning, featuring weekly menus of interdisciplinary connect classes that involve mixed-age environments, all this being possible with technology.

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At Colegio Ave María de Peñarrocha, students have learned to code using Code.org and were able to design smart, sustainable houses. These house include features such as LED lighting that automatically adjusts brightness depending on the natural lighting outside the house.

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For a STEM project, Summerland Secondary School sent a weather balloon and camera to altitudes of 120,000 ft.

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Wilton High School has initiated a ready access plan where students can either bring their own device or one is provided to them by the district to facilitate learning.

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Seisen International School offers Digital Citizenship classes with their KG-ES Ed-Tech Integrationist and Counselor.

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Vanvil Trust is a live-in school that places an emphasis on artwork and creativity. Guest artists are often brought in to teach students to create their own works of art that are both creative and applicable to the world we live in.

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Colegio Franklin Delano Roosevelt offers a program called Innovation Academy for 10-12 graders that focuses on applying concepts taught in the classroom in real life. This is a practicum based program allowing students to obtain out of classroom experience and close the gap between theoretical situation and applied skill development in education.

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Thorton Elementary School has cutting edge technology on their campus including geothermal control room, an EcoGarden with a solar panel and wind turbines, along with plenty of classrooms, of course.

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One of the ones that I find the most interesting is in JENAPLAN-SCHULE NÜRNBERG. This school has started a system where their students are making the school into a lively community. They do this by picking out a profession and working towards it and getting their own money. Pretty cool if you ask me.

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At Wendell Elementary School in Wendell, NC, they are currently going through some big technology upgrades. Right now, they have 35 Level 1 Google Certified Educators and hope to keep that number growing.

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At Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools in Chagrin Falls, OH, they are heading into their fifth year of having 1:1 Chromebooks in all grade levels. Since using G-Suite, they have seen incredible transformations in the operations of the schools. They were the first district to have 100% of their certified staff obtain their Google Level 1 Educator Certifications!

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École secondaire John Rennie is using mBots in the science classroom to introduce coding and allow the students to explore new ways of learning.

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Summerland High School (Summerland, BC) was able to send a weather balloon, cameras, and equipment to an altitude of 120,000 ft as part of a STEM project.

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Vanavil Trust brings in artists like sculptors, painters, and storytellers that help the students create their own works of art.

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The IGB International School in Malaysia is providing students with the technology and tools to create Augmented Reality and Virtual reality simulations.

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A partnership between Ecole College park (Elementary) and Sherbrooke Community Centre (Home for the elderly) has created iGen. They merge the school and care center so that the children, teachers, and the residents of the center can all learn from each other. They value the Elder's wisdom.

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At Columbus School Medellin, Colombia they are making renovations for areas that would aid in STEM based courses. Such courses include coding and engineering. They've even had a successful robotics team.

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At Palisades Elementary Charter School, teachers are keeping students engaged by using Flipgrid, which allows them to be able to express their thoughts and observations with their classmates with videos. As well as, view other classmates videos and gain new ways of thinking through this. #90

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At Underwood GT Magnet Elementary School, they allowed 4th graders to learn and participate in digital design and media. This allowed them to become more confident in the use of technology and helped to expand their creativity. #48

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Auroa Elementary School are starting their students young in the fields of STEM and showing their students how fun techonology can be. The school is creating robotics classes and coding for their students. #60

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At LakeWood High School, they have opened a new space inwhich students can learn how to 3D print,code, and learn about renewable energy sources. #20

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A teacher at the Montessoriskolan Floda Sateri in Floda, Sweden is not only using GSuites to using Kahoot so he or she can teach coding across the world. #24

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At Beacon Park School in Irvine, CA, their 4th grade team consist of two Google Innovators and one Google Trainer, they have hosted two Google Expeditions and Google Hangouts. They like to focus on technology projects and their project this year was a Design Thinking Coding Challenge. #17