SpriteBox Coding Introduces Young Learners to Essential Coding Concepts By TL Editors published 27 December 19 SpriteBox Coding is a platform-style game (available on iOS and Android) that introduces kids to basic coding logic using both block- and text-based syntax.
Put To The Test—Dell Chromebook 3100 2-in-1 By Brian Nadel last updated 23 December 19 The Chromebook that Bends Over Backwards
Google helps students behave By Brian Nadel last updated 20 December 19 Google Internet Awesome teaches Web etiquette for k-12
Classrooms on Display By Brian Nadel published 19 December 19 LG TR3BF Ultra HD Interactive Digital Boards
Put to the test—3 Image Editing Apps for Tablets By Brian Nadel published 13 December 19 Photoshop Express, SnapSeed and Moldiv shoot it out
Big Audio in Small Packages—Samson’s LM10X Lavalier Microphone By Brian Nadel published 12 December 19
Learn to Code from Scratch By Brian Nadel published 12 December 19 New book release: Scratch Coding, By the Book—Super Scratch Programming Adventure!
New School Projectors, For Less By Sascha Zuger last updated 11 December 19 These hot products offer big bang, for bitty bucks.
Root Coding Guides Kids in Robotics Learning By TL Editors published 11 December 19 Root Coding gets students started with step-by-step tutorials, adding commands and introducing features one at a time.
Artsonia—Digital Portfolios for Art By Brian Nadel published 10 December 19 Put the kids' masterpieces online
Awards Of Excellence Winners Announced By Tech & Learning Magazine By TL Editors last updated 10 December 19 Outstanding Education Technology Products Saluted
Put To The Test—HP Chromebook X2 By Brian Nadel last updated 9 December 19 The Chromebook with a Dual Personality
Virtual High School Teaches Cybersecurity By Brian Nadel published 9 December 19 Byte-Sized Security curriculum for grades 9-12 now available
The 1619 Project: Resources, Opinion and Guidance on Teaching About Slavery By TL Editors published 6 December 19 The 1619 Project is a collection of articles and supporting materials on slavery and its significance to American history and culture by the New York Times.
"Bad News" Provides Clever Game to Teach Kids About Fake News By TL Editors published 5 December 19 Bad News is a short web- and text-based game that highlights how Twitter and other social media are used to propagate fake news.
Osmo—An App for Early Education Curriculum By Brian Nadel published 4 December 19 Learning from the Digital and Physical Worlds
BenQ EH600—The Two-In-One Projector By Brian Nadel published 3 December 19 Standalone functionality makes it easy to move classroom to classroom.
Pearson Aida Calculus—Next Level Math App By Brian Nadel last updated 3 December 19 Tech&Learning expands edtech coverage to include daily reporting by industry expert Brian Nadel
