Bridging the Digital Divide: What Can Schools Do?
When students don’t have access to the internet at home, schools need to consider alternative ways to provide students with opportunities to learn with technology.
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After a server went down during the digital TNReady Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) assessment, schools are now returning to the paper version of the test.
Why Technology May Cause Snow Day Extinction
With many schools providing students with their own devices and access to digital coursework, students can continue to learn even when schools close.
Technologies Showcased at TCEA 2016 Are More Than Just New and Improved
Virtual reality headsets and highly engaging instructional and learning tools have the potential to truly change education.
Obama Looks to Spend Billions to Support Computer Education
Obama’s Computer Science for All initiative aims to increase the amount of instruction in computer science to help student build necessary technical skills needed in the workforce.
“It Illustrates Just How Powerful the Education Technologies of the Future Can and Will Be”
According to a recent Forbes article, Microsoft OneNote is an edtech game-changer.
This New App Is Helping to Increase Student Attendance at NYC School
Kinvolved is an app that enables teachers to track student attendance and notify parents if their child is late to class or absent.
Why Colleges Can’t Escape Social Media and How They Can Support It
Colleges should discover and apply new ways to encourage positive student engagement with social media rather than punishing them for using it to speak their minds.
Why a Class on Social Media Usage is Important for College Students
In order to sharpen students’ social media skills and prepare students for “real world” social media, the Missouri School of Journalism is instituting a class on social media.
Out With the Notebooks and in With the Laptops: How Mass. Schools Are Using Tech to Improve Learning
Schools are implementing 1:1 programs to provide students with better access to information and to help improve communication between teachers and students.
