Students in Tech Say Soft Skills and the Arts Set Them Up for Success
How learning soft skills and an arts education have benefited these students as they've begun their careers in technology
Research shows lower test scores for fourth graders who use tablets in schools
The more technology used in the classroom doesn't necessarily lead to better test scores, says study
How technology can power enthusiasm and self-directed learning
How technology can power enthusiasm and self-directed learning
What Children Mean When They Say Technology Is ‘Creepy’
What does it mean when children say that technology is “creepy?" Researchers point out that when it comes to technology, unpredictability and ambiguous threats are main concerns for children.
When The Robots Come For Our Jobs, Will They Spare The Liberal Arts Grads?
The future of work debate shouldn't be a Liberal Arts vs STEM debate. The most valuable workers now and in the future will be those who can combine technical knowledge with human skills.
Edtech in K-12: Assessing the impact
Initiatives that expand students’ access to computers and the internet do not automatically improve K-12 academic outcomes, according to a survey
OPINION: Personalized learning wasn’t invented by Silicon Valley
Personalized learning is not solely the domain of technology and teachers will not be replaced, argues writer
Classes Take Trips Around The World Through This Game
With help of technology, this new geography game is teaching and connecting students across the country and even the globe
Survey: Teachers remain lukewarm on ed tech’s impact on classrooms
The use of Ed tech is growing in popularity in classrooms across the country, but many teachers remain skeptical
How blockchain, virtual assistants and AI are changing higher ed
How will advanced technologies like blockchain, artificial intelligence and virtual assistants disrupt higher education?