Latest articles by Kevin Hogan
Today's Newsletter: iPad Blowback?
Some parents in Petaluma, CA are worried the iPad is a “portal to porn.”
EDITOR’S NOTE: LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF ACCESS
It’s not often that the editors decide to dedicate pages in three consecutive issues to one particular topic.
Today's Newsletter: Law, Order, and Edtech
Federal Agents raided several private schools and the offices of their edtech vendors in Ramapo, NY last week according to this story inlohud.com.
Today's Newsletter: The Best Edtech Weekend Reading
I was able to catch up on some recent bookmark-worthy articles.
Today's Newsletter: Edtech Ideas Sprout in Austin
The annual month-long cool festSouth by Southwestbegins this week with a focus on education they tagSXSWedu.
Today's Newsletter: An Outside Look at Edtech
I always enjoy when great journalists step into our world of education technology and take a look around.
Today's Newsletter: The Great Data Debacle
During the past several years, I have fallen to the cynical side when it comes to the debate over the protection of student data.
Editor’s Note: NOT PLAYING AROUND
Like millions of parents who dealt with winter storms these past few months, I recently found myself working in the home office alongside three children glued to screens.
Today's Newsletter: All about the access
One of the more prominent themes I picked up during theTCEAshow last week was the growing importance of digital equity and student access to the Internet.
Today's Newsletter: How to Spell Social Media Shutdowns?
With a new year come a new slew of district headaches regarding social media.
Editor’s Note: EDTECH: IT’S A SMALL WORLD
Last month, I had the pleasure of attending the Education World Forum (#EWF2016), which was held in London, England, right before BETT2016, the world’s largest edtech exhibition.
Today's Newsletter: Get Ready for BETT16
Tech and Learning is gearing up for our annual trip across the pond forBETTin London, the largest edtech event there is.
Today's Newsletter: Bold Edtech Predictions for 2016
Happy New Year! Now that we’re all back to business, let me share with you my collection of edtech prognostication for the coming year.
Today's Newsletter: Be Wary of the Edtech Krampus!
Some irrational fears of kids using technology are not too far down the list from imminent ISIS invasion.
Today's Newsletter: National Education Tech Plan Gets First Reviews
The big edtech news last week was the release of the2016 NETP.
Today's Newsletter: Much Ado About Screen Time
There is a sort of ebb and flow to the mainstream media’s affinity to handhelds, tablets, and smartphones.
Today's Newsletter: The Best in Edtech Weekend Reading
Thanksgiving break fed theTech&Learningnewsfeed with interesting reading these past few days.
Today's Newsletter: Silicon Valley School Surge
Some high-tech companies that have developed and sold tech to the education system are going a step further by creating the schools themselves.
Today's Newsletter: Countdown To Hour of Code
It will be year three for theHour of CodecampaignDec. 7-13and the idea seems to have turned into a full-fledged phenomenon.
Today's Newsletter: Teens, Screens, and Screams
Let the handwringing commence!Common Sense Mediareleased astudythis week that looks at screen time use by kids.
EDITOR’S NOTE: SURVEY SAYS?
Unfortunately, it’s time again for the annual Luddite-inspired “Computers-are-no-good-for-children!” debate.
You Need to Know About Open Education Resources (OER) #goopen
The death of traditional curriculum has been predicted since the first issue ofTech&Learning35 years ago
