Podcasting Basics
The basics of creating, editing and launching student podcast projects, a creative way to learn content in business courses.
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Business education resources from the National Business Education Association. Lesson plans, recorded sessions, publications and teaching materials, contributed by educators and reviewed by NBEA. Some resources are open to everyone; others are a benefit of membership.
The basics of creating, editing and launching student podcast projects, a creative way to learn content in business courses.
The NRF Foundation on today's supply chain challenges, careers in logistics, and what retail employers look for in job candidates.
Ready-to-use Google Tools for the business classroom: shortcuts, Google Calendar, games in Docs, Sheets and Slides, and Hyperdocs for projects.
What open educational resources are, why they matter, and how to publish them with Creative Commons licenses to lower student costs.
How one state got creative with credentialing teachers while maintaining high standards for who teaches in their classrooms.
Learn how to present using the most effortless screen capture and web messaging tool ever!
A full video tour of the Meridian Entrepreneurship classroom and an overview of how we create garments with both vinyl and screen-printed transfers.
A turnkey way to teach computer science with CodeCombat's Ozaria course, including how to assign lessons and use the instructor interface.
Engage students before the first day with a liquid syllabus: an inviting online syllabus site, with an outline and the best platforms to use.
Experiential activities that build goal setting, problem-solving, teamwork and interviewing skills, ready to use across business subjects.
A high-energy session packed with tried-and-true favorite ideas for the business education classroom that you can use right away.
Guiding principles and sample projects for combining your classroom curriculum with CTSO programs to build students' career skills.
How to use the free Canva for Education to level up department branding, social media, classroom materials and professional work.
How career academies connect student cohorts with teachers and community partners, and what the model means for business education.
This session will explore a set of online tools available to teachers and students to prepare them to become social media experts!
Panelists: Dr. Carol Blaszczynski, Dr. Molly Wickam, Dr. Denise Roseland, and Dr. Jeremy Jeffrey
Learn the basics of Anti-Bias Anti-Racist (ABAR) framing and how it can help your classroom environment and prepare your students for the workforce.
A descriptive, quantitative research study sought to discover to what extent business educators are implementing design thinking instructional approaches.
How multi-week online games and self-paced lab time help high school students learn financial literacy concepts that last beyond the course.
Demographic data of business education completers over a twelve-year span at a mid-Atlantic university that provides licensure and non-licensure options.
Research on how regional campus business faculty built a sense of community online during the pandemic, and what they kept afterward.
Research on how learning analytics dashboards can support teaching and learning, from a business education master's program in Austria.
Graphics, innovative language and hands-on manipulatives that make accounting and financial literacy easy for students to grasp.
Research on how companies such as Airbnb, Disney and Timberland use storytelling inside the organization and through their brands.