Technology provides instant accessibility to information, which is why its presence in the classroom is so vital. Smart phones, computers, and tablets are already an omnipresent element of everyday ...

In Texas and across the country, a growing number of teachers and students say they use AI tools in the classroom, new research suggests - but in many districts, training and guidance hasn't kept up.

Jane Rosenzweig is the director of the Harvard College Writing Center, writes frequently about AI and education in her Writing Hacks newsletter and elsewhere, and publishes The Important Work, a ...

When we talk about workplace modernization, we know the workplace means different things to different people, depending on their roles and where they’re physically working. But modernizing the work ...

As more students utilize artificial intelligence inside and outside the classroom, they are outpacing schools in the adoption ...

The infusion of technology brought several large flat-screen monitors, new computer hardware, white boards and movable seating to classrooms in the Professional Studies Building and Memorial Library ...

The vast majority of school districts in the United States now provide school-issued laptops and tablets to students. But many educators now say the devices have become major classroom distractions.

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Technology is pervasive in K-12 classrooms across the country. Between digital curriculum, standardized tests offered only on computers, AI tutors, and even hall passes, it is hard for a kid to learn ...

During an ISTELive 25 session, Dr. Wanda Terral, chief of technology for Tennessee’s Lakeland School System, took attendees through a growing list of Google tools, along with some non-Google resources ...