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Edtech continues to be a Silicon Valley darling even though it is still hard to find many of these technologies at work in a classroom.
We’re gearing up forTech&Learning’s SchoolCIO Summitin Chicago this week, where there seems to be an emerging edtech sector looking to work withChicago Public Schools
Is it time already for the annual Luddite-inspired “Computers-are-no-good-for-children!” debate?
After 35 years of publishing monthly print issues of Tech & Learning, one might think some topics we cover have become a bit old and stale: “Ugh, projectors AGAIN?”
If anything, the failure of this pre-packaged, all-in-one-solution makes the idea of open education resources (OER) seem all the more realistic.
That’s 139 items of edtech information just waiting for your perusal
There is a plentitude of articles on the must have hardware, software, and sites for heading into the fall.
David Levin, CEO of McGraw Hill, makes the case for digital curricula
When it comes to having an innovative, edtech-inspired school culture, parents need to be involved.
Online chatter on back-to-school preparations is definitely trending up
Just because it’s summer doesn’t mean online idiocy takes a vacation.
Summertime means budget time for many school districts, which can mean good news or bad news for edtech plans.
ISTE2015 is in full swing and our Tech&Learning live site is bursting with Tweets, posts, and #ISTEselfies.
WithInfocommofficially in the books, the editors ofTech&Learningare pleased to announce the edtech winners of NewBay Media’s Best of Infocomm awards.
True wireless classrooms are closer than you think.
For us here at Tech&Learning, things are just getting started for the busy season in edtech.
With the end of the school year upon us, the most pressing issue for parents these next few weeks will be how to keep the kids from being screen zombies.
Two of the most recognizable brands in education have struck a deal that should have a significant positive impact on how student testing and assessment evolves.
What did you read this weekend? Send me links at khogan@nbmedia.com.
The Tech&Learning newsfeeds continue to fill up with online idiocy from the classroom.
