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Tips for fostering screen time for media creation rather than media consumption in children, from NYU technology and gaming professor Jan Plass

The K-12 maker movement is allowing more schools to take creativity into their own hands with dedicated creative spaces.

When it comes to preparing our education system for neurodiverse students, the level of involvement can vary and might not always produce the intended results.

As more and more technology is introduced to teachers and students, it's important to have adoption plans and processes in place

Creating self-contained online teaching templates, or “bundles,” can help streamline curriculum preparation.

The University of Central Florida uses hologram technology to “beam” expert speakers into the classroom, help with engineering projects, and more.

Interdisciplinary projects have an uplifting impact on students, teachers, and the educational environment overall, says author, professor, and director Tim Needles

More and more applicants for higher ed are using AI. How best to respond to these applications is causing debate.

New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

The following sites and apps are some of the best all-around edtech teaching tools