With these funds, schools were able to quickly provide laptops and Learning Management Systems for their students to continue to learn remotely and minimize disruption to education. As schools started shifting back to in-person instruction, funding priorities re-aligned as well. Dollars started being prioritized to create safe learning environments and schools turned to their largest challenge yet - Learning Loss.

There will be a long road ahead as we navigate how to best support learning recovery. Thankfully the newest American Rescue Plan Act will provide K-12 education with an additional $132 billion to do just that. But it’s now up to us to make sure our students (no matter where they’re at in their learning journey) have the supports they need in order to succeed. And it’s important that those supports work within the infrastructures and devices districts have already invested so heavily.

Join us for a webinar as we look to how Texthelp tools:

Align with the American Rescue Plan’s funding guidelines

Were developed with Universal Design for Learning in mind to support every child’s unique needs and preferences

Are proven supports to mitigate learning loss

Work where you need them - across devices, platforms and Learning Management Systems

Navigating the Road to Recovery  Leveraging stimulus funding to mitigate learning loss

On Demand - Navigating the Road to Recovery: Leveraging stimulus funding to mitigate learning loss

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress has recently passed the American Rescue Plan Act, injecting approximately $132 billion into the K-12 education space. In this webinar we take a look at how Texthelp tools align with this funding.

Downloads of EdTech tools in Australia surged by 190% in March 2020 according to our research paper with educational analyst, ImpactEd. Technology has the potential to transform classrooms but only when it is designed and implemented in a way that focuses on improving outcomes for teachers and their students.

Catch up on our webinar with a panel of leading educators from across Australia and New Zealand. To learn how their schools are using technology to enhance teaching and learning.

During the discussion our speakers delved into their own experiences to provide listeners with actionable and practical advice. That will help you when selecting and implementing the right tools and EdTech strategies for your school, including:

What Senior Leaders and educators should be looking for in EdTech tools


How technology can minimise teacher workloads and maximise student outcomes


Using technology and data to guide instructional decision making

Roundtable Discussion | Technology to Amplify Teaching

How can we use technology to amplify teaching? - a roundtable discussion

There’s no doubt about it. The COVID-19 school closures have been the catalyst to push education technology into the mainstream. So as schools across Australia return to some normality, how do we ensure that the technology that we take back to the classroom is grounded in sound pedagogy and not simply replacing one process with another?

Greg has been actively involved in supporting learners across all levels of education for over 30 years. During this time he has worked as a classroom teacher, school executive, consultant, regional manager with the New South Wales Department of Education, and technology coach. 

As the Head of Education for Texthelp’s AsiaPac Team, he helps to make sure that the over half a million users of Texthelp products across the region get the most out of this technology.

Greg O’Connor - Asia Pac Head of Education, Texthelp

Danny has city, regional and rural teaching and principalship experience. His interest and study has been in the area of diversity. 

He currently has system responsibility for the education opportunities offered to students with diverse needs in the Catholic Diocese of Lismore, NSW.

Danny Rankin - Inclusion Consultant, Learning Services, Catholic Schools Office Diocese of Lismore

Jacinta is a Google Certified Trainer and currently a teacher and STEM Specialist working at St John's Catholic School, Richmond. Her key role is in supporting teachers to use technology in the classroom, with a focus on bridging the gap between home and school and using technology as an enabling tool.

Jacinta Keenan - STEM Teacher, St John's Catholic School, Richmond Tasmania

Zeina is an expert learning experience designer and international speaker and is now, the new Principal of St Francis Xavier’s Catholic Primary School Arncliffe. In her various roles, Zeina has led sustainable change in digital pedagogy and personalised learning, seamlessly integrating emerging technologies and innovative pedagogies to transform learning experiences and create global communities of learners in partnership with students, families and industry experts. She is a co-founder of #aussieED – Australia’s largest educational professional learning network on Twitter and a National Lead for womenED Australia. Unleashing creative potential is her superpower! Connect with her @ZeinaChalich and follow @stfxarncliffe to celebrate learning!

Zeina Chalich, Principal St Francis Xaviers

Tom is an experienced Executive and Director of Innovation and Technology with a demonstrated history of working in the education management industry.
As part of his role, Tom works closely with teachers and students in developing authentic, engaging and creative learning experiences with technology inside and outside of the classroom. 
He leads a dynamic ICT team, contributing to high-level decision making for all things relating to infrastructure, information systems, learning spaces and future planning. Tom also serves as a member of the College Executive, enabling him to contribute to the future direction of the College with an innovation and technology-based lens.

Tom Lee, Director of Innovation and Technology, Monte Sant Angelo Mercy College

Education and Technology In Uncertain Times

In this roundtable discussion we explore how tech-for-learning is paving the way for a more resilient education system -- one that has the tools it needs to cope with uncertain times and diverse learning needs.

In this webinar with interactive resources, discover technology that supports an inclusive working environment. Explore how it's helping organisations make small changes with big impact for diversity and inclusion.

Inclusive technology to support an inclusive workplace

In a series of 2 on demand sessions and a downloadable guide, discover how to create an environment where neurodivergent employees can thrive. Hear from neurodivergent employees as they share their experiences of neurodiversity and what empowers them to succeed. Gain insights from brands leading the way.

Retaining neurodivergent talent - How to create an environment that encourages success

In our first spotlight webinar of the series, we hear from two customers. The County of Brant Public Library, Canada, and, Citizen Housing, UK. They chat to us about why they decided to use ReachDeck to remove barriers and maximize engagement across their website and communication channels.

In this session, we'll hear how a number of public sector leaders are improving accessibility and inclusion with ReachDeck.

Free Webinar: improving accessibility and inclusion with ReachDeck

Customer Spotlight Webinar: improving accessibility and inclusion with ReachDeck

In this session, we'll hear first hand how County of Brant Public Library and Citizen Housing are achieving accessibility and inclusion results with ReachDeck.

In this recorded webinar, we put the spotlight firmly on our customers and their accessibility and inclusion insights.

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