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From discounted hotels to reduced price museum tickets and car rentals, there are many ways to save as an educator while traveling

From 3D printing to STEM-themed escape rooms, there are plenty of STEM lessons to make learning fun.

Education trends in the year ahead include micro lessons, integrated whole classrooms, and reconsidering assessments

Nancy Knowlton’s new venture, Nureva Inc., is designed to help students hear their teachers better.

DLAC 2021 returns to Austin June 14-16

Teaching about Juneteenth can inspire students’ reflections and creativity

Despite the challenges, there have been useful learning gains made during the pandemic

With live, interactive, and immersive learning sessions, featured voices, playgrounds, poster sessions, and an expo hall, this virtual ISTE conference exemplifies that “the show must go on!”

Tech & Learning's Edtech Conference Guide features the best 2021/2022 education technology conferences, in person, virtual, and hybrid

Educators likely can leave their masks home in a matter of weeks, says Dr. Joseph G. Allen, of the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard University

Virtual conferences can be meaningful and fulfilling experiences if approached properly

Our Q&A about the importance of handwriting for learning with Audrey van der Meer, a professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Book Creator tips and tricks can help you better utilize ebook creation in your class

Convenient and accessible ebooks are likely to be a bigger part of school reading programs going forward as they help boost equity and promote literacy.

The best English Language Learners lessons, activities, and curriculum to support ELL students and educators.

This new contest recognizes outstanding education products that support effective teaching and learning as teachers and students head back to school

These Father's Day activities and lessons can help your students express their appreciation for their fathers as caregivers, mentors, and role models.

Vaccinating students younger than 16 is now recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Tech literacy is the language of the future, from coding to programming