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Did you miss this series of articles published by eJewish Philanthropy and JESNA’s Lippman Kanfer Institute? (Re)visit them via this visual format!

Challenging Times: A Roundtable on Critical Challenges and Opportunities JESNA‘s Lippman Kanfer Institute and eJewishPhilanthropy.com

Challenging Times: A Roundtable on Critical Challenges and Opportunities JESNA‘s Lippman Kanfer Institute and eJewishPhilanthropy.com

Challenging Times: A Roundtable on Critical Challenges and Opportunities JESNA‘s Lippman Kanfer Institute and eJewishPhilanthropy.com

eJewish Philanthropy and the Lippman Kanfer Institute at JESNA recently launched a new online series, “Growing Jewish Education in Challenging Times.” An exciting roster of leaders were asked to respond to the questions: What can we do to make Jewish education more attractive, accessible and affordable, even under current conditions of economic pressure on both [...]

Looking for a good read over the Pesach break? The latest issue of HaYidion, RAVSAK‘s signature publication, is chock-full of articles related to educational technology and Jewish learning. Topics cover a variety of theory and practice: new Jewish literacies, innovation and change, best practices, assessment, open source learning, professional development, video conferencing, online simulations, and [...]

Get “Centered” – URJ’s Torah at the Center, Spring 2009 is hot off the press! This must read edition focuses on technology and Jewish education. Articles include: The Digital Culture that Shapes our Educational Environment (Brian Amkraut); Professional Learning at Your Fingertips (Lisa Colton and Caren Levine); Podcasting for Smarties (Heidi Estrin); Tech-Kun Olam: Using [...]

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