Every on-demand webinar in the NBEA Library — business education materials for classroom use.
Participate in an exercise that provides a fun, experiential way for students to conceptualize customer behavior and identify business opportunities.
Learn how you can provide students opportunities to go hands-on through a simulated work environment.
Five expert tips for teaching social media marketing: new ways to structure the course and stay current as the platforms keep changing.
Ready-to-use project ideas for the spring semester, from the Super Bowl to summer break, with rubrics for Google Classroom and free resources.
Bell ringers, lesson plans and a week-long unit to celebrate Digital Citizenship Week in your business classroom.
A focus on functions from the Excel Associate and Excel Expert Microsoft Office Specialist certification exams.
Learn how to explain critical thinking and active learning exercises to help students develop skills desired by employers.
How South Carolina's Business Data Applications course aligns computer science with business, finance and marketing using ISTE standards.
Best practices for designing and delivering online courses that engage students and keep teaching online manageable for the instructor.
Accounting class doesn't have to be boring! There are fun, engaging ways to get students excited about accounting and keep them engaged.
Research on using Microsoft Teams for group discussions and projects in online university business courses, with two successful examples.
Why business students should write original work, and assignment strategies that reduce the conditions that lead to plagiarism.
The DECA experience starts in the classroom where students learn business concepts in preparation for college and careers.
Learn how one teacher allows for "side gigs" to take place in class and pays students each week with an online paycheck.
An AI ethics simulation in which educators make a self-driving car's life-or-death decisions, then see what their choices reveal.
Classroom activities that build the soft skills employers want most: teamwork, communication, listening, resilience and problem-solving.
Use design thinking to help students explore career pathways and plan their careers, with classroom activities and student work samples.
How one high school developed and grew its career internship program substantially in just one year.
How the Lancerships program uses project-based learning and grants to let students run real businesses that give back to the community.
Best practices for inclusive business classrooms, and how a faculty reading group at the University of North Texas builds safe spaces.
A survey of senior business students' self-rated skills compared with employer views, and why building self-efficacy supports career success.
This session provides tools and templates that can be implemented to help your students prepare themselves to work with social media marketing.
Attendees will learn how to access the Adobe Education Exchange, download and use the Adobe Scan app, and all the features of Adobe Acrobat DC.
Join this panel of CTSO experts in discussing best practices and issues in implementing a CTSO.
