Mastering AI Prompts: A Guide for School Administrators
Writing effective prompts is a critical skill for anyone using AI tools, especially school administrators and staff involved…
June 2Latest in: Trends, Tips, and Resources
How School Leaders Are Using AI to Revolutionize Operations and Procurement: An EDspaces Guide for School Leaders
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of school administration, moving beyond the classroom to reshape how…
May 22
Natural Grass or Artificial Turf: What’s Right for Your School?
Choosing between artificial turf and natural grass for school athletic fields may be one of the most challenging…
May 8
Staying Up to Date: The Best Blogs and Podcasts for K-12 School Procurement Professionals
The following is a carefully selected list of the best K-12 blogs for school leaders with a particular…
May 1
Designing the STEM Classroom of the Future
A makerspace is a dedicated learning area designed to promote hands-on learning and provide tools for discovering problems,…
April 25
Makerspace Design in K-12 Schools: 5 Steps
A makerspace is a dedicated learning area designed to promote hands-on learning and provide tools for discovering problems,…
April 7
School Cafeteria Design: How to Create Flow, Flexibility, and Positive Vibes
K-12 school cafeteria design should focus on creating high efficiency serving lines that integrate behavioral nudges to promote…
April 3
The Greening of the American Playground Getting Support, Following Early Adopters, and Funding Your Initiative
School playgrounds have become dangerously hot. In states with warmer climates, heat generated by the amount of asphalt…
March 10
Does Your School Have an AI Policy? 3 Steps to Get You Started
Does your school have any policies in place for the use of AI? Has your district offered any…
February 28
3 Reasons to Start Buying Green Cleaning Supplies: Cost Savings, Health, and Supporting Local Businesses
Environmentally friendly green cleaning supplies for K-12 schools are finally being priced competitively and now make sense for…
February 21