Article about online parent-teacher conference registration.

A better way to organize parent-teacher conferences. (or parent-teacher interviews, as they're called in the UK) Scholastico makes it easy to set up the conference day. Parents get to sign up for their preferred time slot, resulting in less work for the school office.

Capterra is a great way for school tech people to learn about new software, as well as read and write reviews of Ed Tech software they use.

So you finally get the chance to meet one-on-one with your child's teacher - now what? Like a good Scout, be prepared: Educators agree that doing your homework before a parent-teacher conference can make a big difference. The Harvard Family Research Project's Tip Sheet for Parents suggests reviewing your child's work, grades and past teacher feedback.

For many educators, conferences are coming up soon, and it can be a stressful time of the school year. To help parents and educators prepare for parent-teacher conferences, we've rounded up a variety of web resources. From ideas for highlighting student progress, to questions every parent should ask, these are some of our favorite articles and resources that cover parent-teacher conferencing.

EdTech startup created by teachers (Apple Distinguished Educator, Google Certified Innovator) offering parent-teacher conference registrations and other tools to make schools run more efficiently.

My students have launched an internet company on Kickstarter. It's an amazing project for everyone involved. It's a tripod mount for an iPad.

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New version of Tinkerplots came out recently. Includes more probability tools, better tiling, and sized-scale icons (bubble charts.)

Online paperless voting system for schools. Good for school board elections, student government elections, and teaching government / civics class.