Articles A Master's Degree in Computer Science For Under $7K? Georgia Tech Is Making it Happen Liz DwyerMay 21, 2013
Articles My Plan to Bring Tech into My Classroom to Put Students in Control of Their Own Learning Processes Dewitt RobinsonMar 22, 2013
Articles The Digital Divide? It's at Your Local School, Too The biggest divide in our education system is not the achievement gap, but the ever widening digital divide.Dewitt Robinson10 Jan, 2013
Articles In Search of Ed Tech Ideas that Reimagine Learning The U.S. Department of Education is looking to fund a slew of innovative education technology prototypes for five high-need sectors.Liz Dwyer06 Jan, 2013
Articles Best of 2012: Visionaries, Organizations, and Innovations Changing the Way We Learn Here are the best educational efforts of 2012 that bring us leaps closer to realizing our full human potential.Viktor Venson28 Dec, 2012
Articles Going Digital to Green the College Classroom Switching to iPads helped one USC professor save 18,000 pieces of paper.Elias Kamal Jabbe20 Nov, 2012
Articles Leveling the Education Playing Field: Technology Doesn't Care About Your Zipcode While there is no silver bullet, technology can make a huge difference in providing equal access to education.Gerard Lafond18 Nov, 2012
Articles Sal Khan's History of Education Has Some Pretty Significant Holes It's erroneous to say that nothing changed in schools between 1892 and the Khan Academy.Liz Dwyer06 Nov, 2012
Articles Yes, Chuck Berry Can Help Kids With Reading and Technology The "Kids Like Blues" project has kids rocking with Chuck Berry and learning reading and technology skills.Liz Dwyer27 Oct, 2012
Articles How Long Will It Take a Robot to Ace Japan's Hardest Entrance Exam? Researchers hope the artificial brain will help people develop "sophisticated mathematical analysis tools."Liz Dwyer15 Sep, 2012
Articles Psst, Student Innovators: The World's Biggest Tech Competition Wants You Got an idea for a world-saving app? This year the Imagine Cup has new categories and twice as much prize money.Liz Dwyer05 Sep, 2012
Articles How Much Will Technology Really Change Higher Education? A Pew survey of tech experts and academics reveals that the majority believe a real revolution is on its way.Liz Dwyer01 Aug, 2012
Articles Google Wants to Teach You to be a 'Power Searcher' (You Should Let Them) The tech giant's offering a free online class that'll teach you all the tips and tricks you need to master search.Liz Dwyer06 Jul, 2012
Articles Facebook Returns to Its College Roots With 'Groups for Schools' Facebook hopes to become the place college students and faculty go to connect.Liz Dwyer15 Apr, 2012
Articles Do Students Understand the Material? A New App Helps Teachers Know For Sure GoSoapBox allows students to ask questions, vote up questions posed by their classmates, participate in discussions, or express confusion.Liz Dwyer19 Feb, 2012
Articles This New App Turns Your iPad Into Your Classroom The free app gives everyone the ability to create video tutorials and share what they know.Liz Dwyer24 Dec, 2011
Articles Why #Pencilchat May Be the Most Clever Edcuation Allegory Ever Want some insight into teacher frustrations? Just follow #pencilchat on TwitterLiz Dwyer05 Dec, 2011
Articles Teacher’s iPad Experiment Shows Possibilities for Classroom Technology An Ohio English teacher decided to test whether iPads were a worthwhile investment for his school district.Liz Dwyer11 Sep, 2011