Unreal Engine and the Marketplace
Epic Games is a beast of a company and their game engine is no joke as well. Unreal Engine 4
March 12, 2021
News
My Unreal Engine Cinematic Masterpiece
This was not as hard as you think to make and you too can make something similar if not better.
March 11, 2021
Floyd County Students Earn Dell Tech Certification
Superintendent Danny Adkins is excited to announce our first students to achieve Dell Tech Certification. Adkins comments, “Congratulations FCHS senior
March 8, 2021
Digitalachia Podcast w/ Dr. Coffman
The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative’s Digitalachia Podcast hosted by Robert Brown welcomed guest Dr. Ann Coffman, Manager of Teacher Quality
March 2, 2021
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative Round-Up
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative Round-Up We’re extremely grateful for all the hard work the folks at KVEC have done
February 26, 2021
REWIND! It’s the end of 2019.
Remember 2019, the days when a gathering of over 500 people in one building was exciting and not in the
February 24, 2021
Virtually Tour YOUR SCHOOL!
Technology is great you can basically order anything you could ever want online albeit you might have to wait a
February 23, 2021
The Hills Have Voices Podcast – The Queen’s Gambit
The first episode of our newest podcast The Hills Have Voices is officially released. You can catch the first episode
February 12, 2021
National Coverage
KVEC’s Initiatives to Address Equity and Access
April 24, 2020
Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative’s Dessie Bowling (Associate Director) and Robert Brown (Professional Learning Lead) were recently published on ACE-ED.org (Equity & Access Pre K-12).ACE-ED.org is
Using Micro-Credentials to boost Professional Learning
January 24, 2020
The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative (KVEC) focuses on innovative methods for addressing educational and community-based challenges throughout Eastern Kentucky. KVEC is an education service agency
For Students in Coal Country, the Census is a Hands-On Civics Lesson
November 27, 2019
Students in eastern Kentucky Appalachia are very aware of the economic and population shifts that have reshaped their area. And now their schools are enlisting