ALT A smartphone with social media icons floating around it with a laptop showing social media management software in the background.

ALT Don’t miss @keithkrueger on All Things Marketing & Education with @elanaleoni! They unpack CoSN’s 2025 State of #EdTech Leadership report. Listen to this podcast now!

ALT March calendar showing U.S. national holidays and observances including Daylight Saving Time Begins, St. Patrick's Day, and International Women's Day, along with themed weeks like National School Social Work Week and events like World Book Day. Produced by Leoni Consulting Group, copyright 2004-2005.

ALT Inspirational quote by Bert Bowen on a vibrant background, emphasizing the importance of being teacher-focused, listening, adapting, and never losing sight of the classroom for success.

ALT An infographic titled 'Birthdays' listing notable historical and contemporary figures' birthdays by month and day, divided into three months per page with January through March shown. Each day lists at least one individual, with some names including Alexander Hamilton, Ellen DeGeneres, and Booker T. Washington. The design is simple and color-coded for clarity.

ALT Graphic featuring a quote on education technology: "The best EdTech solutions don’t just sell to schools, they embed themselves in classrooms—designing, with, not just for, teachers." - Bent Bowen, with the logo of LCG at the bottom. The background is peach-colored with decorative blue and red circles.

ALT "Social Media Checklist", giving tips and strategies for effective conference planning and execution, including before, during, and after an event stages, illustrated with icons and a mobile device.

ALT Text-heavy and colorful infographic titled BREAKING NEWS CHECKLIST with 6 tips on "What to do when information is scarce, falsehoods are rampant and the story is still unfolding" 1 Mind the gap: Keep in mind that there’s often a gap between what the public wants to know and the verified information available. Unconfirmed or completely bogus content often rushes in to fill that gap. 2 Beware bad actors: Remember that bad actors often capitalize on breaking news situations to spread falsehoods for easy likes and shares. 3 Do a quick search: This is often your best defense against misinformation. 4 Look for evidence: Claims that make bold assertions but provide no links or other evidence should always be approached with caution. 5 Seek credible sources: Be intentional about looking for credible news and not relying on social media algorithms to bring you updates. 6 Practice patience: Quality journalism and verification take time. Be ready to follow news developments over time.

ALT Four individuals smiling at a trade show booth with a banner reading "ReadWorks" in the background.

ALT A green background calendar of January that lists events, monthly celebrations, and school events most aligned with education and learning.

ALT A green background calendar of January that lists events, monthly celebrations, and school events most aligned with education and learning.