April 5, 2020
If schools want to retain employees, rethinking the idea of the physical workspace—and making remote work more widespread—is key.
“Will technology reshape the field of education? Not completely; there’s no replacement for the value of in-person connections. But technology solutions are changing the way educators do their work, and the way they make those connections with their students,” writes Kate Eberle Walker, CEO of PresenceLearning, in her first article in a new, bimonthly series she is contributing to eSchool News.
March 2, 2021
When it comes to integrating technology into the day-to-day workings of special education, even during rolling lockdowns and remote instruction, there is no longer a question of either/or when it comes to using tech, says Tarrence (Tarry) McGovern, director of special education for Kershaw County School District, a school partner of PresenceLearning.
In this podcast with eSchool News, McGovern talks about some of the innovations in special education and how they can be applied to education in general.
March 1, 2021
PresenceLearning’s Teletherapy Essentials has been awarded Tech & Learning’s winner of the 2021″ Best Remote & Blended Learning Tools for Primary (K-6).”
February 7, 2021
For school leaders and educators, being equipped to deal with heightened and varying degrees of behavioral and mental health challenges among students is as essential as ensuring their academic achievement. Dr. Isaiah Pickens, who recently partnered with PresenceLearning to launch Finding Your Power in Uncertain Times, shares a four-part framework for deploying a trauma-informed approach.
February 3, 2021
Listen in as Kate Eberle Walker, CEO of PresenceLearning, joins a panel of investors and entrepreneurs in discussing the impact they saw from virtual learning on edtech companies and investment in the space, as well as the long-term effects when students return to the classroom.
January 19, 2021
On the latest episode of the podcast, “Telepractice Today,” Stephanie Taylor, EdS, NCSP, clinical director of psychoeducational services at PresenceLearning, offered insights from the field and strategies for making tele-assessment successful with students.
January 15, 2020
District Administration® and FETC®’s Top EdTech Products of the Year contest spotlights the most innovative new solutions on the market that are helping school leaders meet the ever-evolving education technology needs of their districts and schools. PresenceLearning’s Teletherapy Essentials is among the winners. Find out why in the detailed explanation.
January 14, 2020
Robin Corder, clinical account manager with PresenceLearning, is featured in an article describing her recent award as the 2020 Idaho School Psychologist of the year. Corder was chosen by a selection committee, made up of practicing school psychologists in Idaho, representing the Idaho School Psychologist Association. She was nominated for the award by Oneida School District director of special education Jill Daniels.
January 14, 2020
District Administration® and FETC®’s Top Ed Tech Products of the Year contest spotlights the most innovative new solutions on the market that are helping school leaders meet the ever-evolving education technology needs of their districts and schools.
January 3, 2021
“Stay true to yourself. People will have a lot of advice for you, but no one else leads exactly like you do, and no one else has been responsible for exactly your company, at this moment in time,” said Kate Eberle Walker, CEO of PresenceLearning, during her recent interview with Authority Magazine as part of a series about strong women leaders.