Badges for students who reach specific learning milestones could be effective motivators, just as they are for scouting and for workers who seek to learn and prove new skills, Drexel University professor Stephanie Smith Budhai explains.

Students are spending less on textbooks and other course materials but more on technology, a study by the National Association of College Stores finds. In 2021-22, students spent an average of $339 on books compared with $456 the previous year, but $700 on technology.  

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Virtual reality can help middle- and high-school students better understand more complex aspects of math using the quadratic equation to design a city's greenspace or linear equations to avoid collisions as a flight instructor.

Forskere undersøkte fysiske forskjeller hos studenter som fikk digital og fysisk forelesning.

Education-technology companies benefit from getting insight directly from one of the primary users of their products - teachers - said Jessica Millstone, co-founder and managing director of Copper Wire Investors. Some companies count teachers or former teachers among their leadership and have set up advisory boards or ambassador programs that include teachers.

Students can connect what’s happening in the classroom to real-world locations by using digital tools to gain new perspectives.

An educational technology professor shares a rubric teachers and administrators can use to decide why and how to use edtech tools to improve student learning.

Apps that implement artificial intelligence can help teachers work more efficiently, such as apps to monitor plagiarism and those that aid in classroom management. Teachers can also use AI-driven apps for grading and to offer extra support to students.