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The Education Market Association and The Amos Group have developed the online communications platform EDcommunity.

Districts need to create long-term virtual professional development plans to support educators and encourage the effective use of digital tools

Advice on how to engage parents in remote learning from Kali Alford and Diane Doersch of Digital Promise

PBS KIDS has released the newest app in The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!

Leaders from Los Angeles USD and Cupertino USD shared how remote learning has been implemented

T&L discusses best practices to support digital equity in remote learning with Diane Doersch and Kali Alford of Verizon Innovative Learning Schools and Digital Promise.

Discovery Education and the National Afterschool Association have launched the Virtual Learning Response Fund.

T&L discusses remote learning and digital equity with Diane Doersch and Kali Alford of Digital Promise, who talk about the related challenges and new opportunities.

Teams has several new upgrades to make Teams a great option for digital education and video conferencing.

Accelerate Learning announces the national release of its first coding program, STEMscopes™ Coding.

Gaggle will integrate its safety solution, under the name Gaggle Safety Management for Teams, with Microsoft Teams.

PBLWorks, provider of professional development for Project Based Learning (PBL), is transitioning many of its workshops and services to an online format through June 2020,

The New York City Department of Education launched a remote learning program in the nation’s largest school district in a week

Lexia Learning reports that after seven months of using Lexia Learning’s Lexia® Core5® Reading (Core5) program, 3,250 K-3 students in 10 elementary schools throughout the state of Utah have made substantial literacy gains.

Follett and Baker & Taylor are collaborating to provide its public library partners with free access through June 30 to Lightbox and AV2 World Languages.

Discovery Education today introduces Coding to U.S. educators.

Thanks to the CARES Act, $16.5 billion is set to go directly to state and local education agencies. Here's what that means to K-12 school districts.