Outsmarted: The Changing Face of Learning in the Era of Smartphones and Technology

“Lisa Green’s Outsmarted is a deeply useful, practical guide for educators who struggle to teach in the presence of smartphones. I wish I’d had a copy of the book when I began teaching fifteen years ago, and many of Green’s tips are even more useful today as phones continue to play a growing role in the classroom and in the lives of students across the globe.” 

—Adam Alter, New York Times’ bestselling author of Irresistible

“Undeniably, the single most powerful tool to impact our students’ lives is the smartphone. Love it or hate it, we are teaching in an era of advanced technology, a learning landscape that can either result in complacent experiences in school for ourstudents or empowering ones. Lisa Green hits the nail on thehead with this exploration of how to teach meaningfully in a classroom full of devices. She examines how to create purpose, belonging, and intention with practical strategies that make my inquiry heart sing. Lisa’s work is a welcomed addition to the field and a book sure to be on every teacher’s must-read’ list.”

—Trevor MacKenzie, best-selling author of Dive into Inquiry and the Inquiry Mindset series

“Lisa Green has created a transformative guide for educators to navigate the digital age. It offers practical tools and forward-thinking strategies to engage iGen students deeply influenced by smartphones and social media. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to evolve their teaching methods and prepare students for a world shaped by technology.” 

—Eric Sheninger, speaker, author of Digital Leadership