edWeb

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edWeb is a free professional learning network that provides a wide variety of live and on-demand webinars specifically for educators.

  • Format: Live and archived edWebinars (often 60 minutes long).

  • Key Features:

    • Free CE Certificates: Educators can often earn a CE certificate for attending or watching an archived webinar and passing a short quiz.

    • Topics: Covers a vast range of subjects, including technology integration, literacy, math fluency, AI, social-emotional learning (SEL), and diversity/equity.

    • Community: Functions as a professional social network, allowing teachers to connect and collaborate with peers worldwide.

 

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