Articles The New iPad May Be a Snooze, But It's Showing the Way to Free-Range Computing Tim FernholzMar 10, 2012
Articles Can Better Designed Classroom Furniture Help Students Who Can't Sit Still? Liz DwyerJul 12, 2011
Articles Follow Florida's Lead: Why More States Should Switch to Digital Textbooks in Schools Now All of Florida's public schools will switch to digital textbooks by 2015. Yes, it sounds expensive, but other states should be following suit.Liz Dwyer19 Jun, 2011
Articles Downloading College Textbook Chapters Could Make College More Affordable Only need to read two chapters in the $90 textbook? What if you could download each for $3.99?Liz Dwyer30 May, 2011
Articles San Diego Is Bridging the Digital Divide with Refurbished Computers for Low-Income Families Trying to do research for an assignment or type a paper without your own computer is really hard.Liz Dwyer22 May, 2011
Articles The Last Typewriter Factory Closes. Good Riddance (UPDATED) It's easy to be nostalgic—but moving on from typewriters was one of the best things to happen for students.Liz Dwyer29 Apr, 2011
Articles Is Foreign Aid Ready for the iPad Era? Today an aid worker can test a blood sample or catch counterfeit medication with mobile devices. Too bad the World Bank and USAID can't keep up.Raj Kumar23 Apr, 2011
Articles Jesse Jackson Jr. Says the iPad Is Killing Jobs The civil rights leader's son attempts to make the case that the iPad is a job killer. He fails.Cord Jefferson20 Apr, 2011
Articles An iPad Case for Your Inner Book Nerd Pad & Quill's line of cases for e-readers have the look, feel, and even pleasantly musty smell of your favorite leather-bound classic edition book.Elisa Huang28 Mar, 2011
Articles Apple's Genius Idea: Donating Your Old iPad to Teach For America Classrooms iPads are extremely useful educational tools, so it's nice that Apple is helping to funnel used first-generation models to schools that need them.Liz Dwyer19 Mar, 2011
Articles TED's "Ideas Worth Spreading" Are Heading to E-Books Get your mind blown all over again—this time by text. Select TED talks will now be available as concise, 20,000-word e-books.Liz Dwyer02 Feb, 2011
Articles Apple Ranked Dead Last on Pollution, Workplace Safety in China Apple Slammed by Chinese Environmental Groups Apple ranks dead last in supply chain transparency in China. Are they hypocrites or just being singled out?Alex Goldmark23 Jan, 2011
Articles Is the iPad Set to Dominate Public Schools? New York City just dropped $1.3 million on 2,000 iPads. Should your local school district do the same?Liz Dwyer09 Jan, 2011
Articles Should Schools Go Back to 1983 Technology? A class of suburban Chicago sixth graders gives up the internet, cable TV, and cell phones for a week—and survives.Liz Dwyer06 Jan, 2011
Articles Step Away from the Smartphone It's a New Year. Maybe it's a good time to re-evaluate our ever more complicated relationship to technology.Allison Arieff02 Jan, 2011
Design The Evolution of College-going Gear From the textbook to the laptop to the iPad, what will tomorrow's college student be using? A look back at how far we've come in terms of innovation.Part & Parcel18 Dec, 2010
Articles @GOOD Asks: With the Rise of the iPad and Kindle, Can Physical Books Survive? Answers GOOD readers tell us their thoughts about the future of papers books versus eBooks: "Books offer an aesthetic, and tactile experience that electronics simply can't replace."Hillary Newman21 Nov, 2010