At the ISTE conference, educators and advocates identified effective professional development as critical to making sure classroom tech is used widely, and fairly.
The longtime education organization ETS is joining an federally-funded effort to research and develop new artificial intelligence technologies
Eleven countries — though not the U.S. — have officially endorsed and implemented a K–12 AI curriculum, a new report finds.
How ChatGPT Could Transform the Work of Education Companies
A Duke University Professor Who Studies AI Talks About Applications in Marketing, Sales, and Other Areas
Company leaders should consider AI not only for their products and services, but also internal workflows and processes, says a Duke University official who studies the technology.
Message to Companies: Stop Developing Ed-Tech Products for ‘One Classroom, One Teacher’
The Leader of a School of Education Is Pushing for a New Instructional Model
The dean of Arizona State University’s teacher college talks about a new model for instructional being taken up by districts, and how ed-tech providers can support classrooms.
How Ed-Tech Developers Can Get It Right on Augmented and Virtual Reality Products
A Researcher Breaks Down the Opportunities -- and Risks -- That Immersive Technologies Carry for K-12
A researcher for the Joan Ganz Cooney Center breaks down the opportunities — and risks — for school districts in adopting immersive technologies.
Digital instruction and assessment has grown over 20 percent during the pandemic, and the market is expected to climb over the next few years.
How Education Companies Can Support a Successful 1-to-1 Program
Teachers' Preparation, and Having Plans to Ensure Equity, Are Critical
The keys to making a 1-to-1 program work go well beyond simply managing the devices, says Dewayne McClary, director of Digital Promise’s League of Innovative Schools.
China’s New Education Restrictions Have Big Implications for Companies
Vendors From the U.S. and Other Markets Will Need to Weigh How to Comply With a New Regulations on Tutoring
Businesses are rebranding products and bracing for impacts of a new regulation in China that severely clamps down on all for-profit tutoring in the country.
Congresswoman Lori Trahan of Massachusetts is collecting input on a sweeping K-12 data protection draft bill that would significantly impact how ed companies treat student information.
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