In K-12 teaching, a variety of digital devices are employed to enrich the learning experience, enhance communication, and foster engagement. When it comes to classroom educational technology, examples ...

Leveraging technology tools in K-12 education transforms traditional teaching paradigms, fostering dynamic, engaging, and personalized learning experiences. From interactive whiteboards to adaptive ...

As in San Diego, most teachers will need extensive professional development to use digital tools and learn the best ways of teaching with technology.

The new initiative will give each student across the district a chrome book that will serve just like a traditional textbook ...

A public-health professor found that the messaging app Slack, in particular, helped his students feel connected during the pandemic.

Teachers are using a variety of games, videos, and apps to supplement online math instruction—but not all of them are created equal.

Looking ahead, the integration of AI, machine learning, augmented reality and gamification promises to enhance the Arabic language learning experience further.

Traditional teaching modes, characterized by teacher-centered learning and memorization, with books and classroom lectures as essential tools, have long been the cornerstones of education.

Like so much in K–12 education, programs to support digital teaching and learning practices can’t remain static. Needs, circumstances and available resources change, and it’s important for programs to ...

The use of digital storytelling as a tool for learning and assessment helped them better understand their own voice and style, and many noted that it made learning more enjoyable.

As digital learning becomes a fundamental part of the higher education landscape, student, faculty and administrative perspectives don’t always match up.