In today’s educational landscape, technology plays a pivotal role, transforming teaching, learning, and administrative processes. From interactive whiteboards and educational apps to online learning ...

Can technology simultaneously make education more inclusive and more sustainable in an increasingly unequal world? A new ...

Technology’s impact on K-12 education has been transformative, ushering in a new era of learning characterized by enhanced accessibility, engagement, and personalized instruction. In recent years, ...

Educational technology transforms learning by increasing engagement, personalizing instruction, and expanding access to resources. It facilitates interactive and dynamic teaching methods, supports ...

Digital technology in higher education enhances accessibility, interactivity, and flexibility, revolutionizing learning experiences. It facilitates remote learning, personalized instruction, and ...

April 16, 2026 - EdSource Editor-at-Large John Fensterwald explains how this election could reshape California schools. Over the past two decades, educational technology has fundamentally reshaped ...

Apple's 2025 Back to School promotion offered free AirPods worth up to $179 with Mac and iPad purchases, plus education ...

In 1982, the Division of School-Based and Minority Student Programs was established within Baylor’s Center for Allied Health Professions to coordinate activities with the Houston ISD at the High ...

The Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program) has required courses (see above resource link) that will be completed through this external site. Researchers, including trainees and ...

The landscape of nursing education is changing rapidly, and as leaders in nursing education who have experienced firsthand the evolution of this field, we can confidently say that technology is at the ...

Remember InBloom, the $100 million initiative, largely funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to aggregate student data and learning tools and allow teachers to individualize instruction? Or ...