Ken Royal

How many of us are saying, “They listened to me” now that Microsoft has finally decided to make a tablet—themselves?

My first article was "If You Had One Computer, What Would You Do with It?"

I was hunting beginner-reading apps the other day and came across a “Reading Timer” by a very well known company.

The other day there was a short pitch to read a blog post that went something like this: What would happen if you put iPads into a kindergarten class?

I recently had a conversation with a way too smart, young mathematician/entrepreneur, Don Carney, Ph.D., who gave me a one on one demonstration of something called FluidMath

Some of us have seen the TV spots for the Els Center of Excellence, but I think that publication and support in education magazines, online sites, and other education media is long overdue.

For the longest time we’ve been teaching with our backs to children.

For some reason, I think that I have a lot to say.

Recently, I had a meeting with corporate leaders at the Aberdeen Group, a company that conducts primary research studies.

I absolutely hate hearing someone say, “We have technology equipment, but my teachers don’t use it!”

Phil Mickelson was kind enough to tee it up for an education talk with me.

I was actually privy to a Dell BETT Think Tank discussion recently where educators tossed out the idea that classrooms should be more like airport lounges.

Recently, I had the privilege to witness students achieving in a high school environment that works.