For AI to reach its full potential in classrooms, it requires visionary leaders at every level, from governments to schools ...

In one classroom, students create a podcast featuring an “interview” with the prophet Elijah. In another, instructors teach ...

Held in Orlando, Fla., this year’s event promises even more opportunities for professional development and networking.

Technology’s impact on higher education has been transformative, revolutionizing teaching, learning, and administrative processes. From online learning platforms to virtual reality simulations, higher ...

More preschool teachers are using generative AI in the classroom and believe technology can help with virtual field trips and ...

Lenovo is striving to provide the necessary tools to empower teachers and learners worldwide even as many face inadequate access to the digital infrastructure and tools that drive better education and ...

Technology has transformed high school education, revolutionizing teaching methods, learning experiences, and administrative processes. From interactive whiteboards to online learning platforms, ...

Education technology is crucial in teaching and learning as it transforms traditional education into an engaging, interactive experience. Why is technology important in teaching and learning? It ...

Educators’ and students’ use of educational technology has risen dramatically in recent years, fueled by remote and hybrid learning during the pandemic, technological advances, and the rising tech ...

Education technology (or edtech) in K-12 education has become an integral part of modern learning environments, transforming how students engage with content, teachers, and each other. The integration ...

The U.S. Department of Education’s plan focuses on ways K–12 stakeholders can use ed tech to improve students’ access to educational opportunities through learning experiences. Rebecca Torchia is a ...

Most teachers, principals, and district leaders believe that their schools’ recent investments in technology are—at least to some extent—paying off in terms of student academic gains, according to an ...