Camilla Andrén, specialpedagog på Hultsbergsskolan i Karlstad, vurmar för digitala hjälp­medel – och uppmanar fler att våga testa.

Remember personal time? For many educators, technology has driven it toward extinction—and it’s time to get serious about reclaiming it.

A new tool from Microsoft Teams will help teachers remotely assess reading skills. Reading Progress uses AI to help evaluate reading fluency using audio and video recordings.

A virtual learning model also promotes opportunities that make students' cognitive processes more efficient.

Students in Delaware have access to digital books through the Sora K-12 reading app from OverDrive Education, says Colleen Hoban, technology specialist for the Colonial School District. In this blog post, Hoban offers five tips for districts as they expand their own digital collections, including raising awareness among teachers and maximizing features available when using…

Der har de seneste år været stigende fokus på, hvordan lærerne anvender data. Nyt forskningsprojekt skal undersøge, hvordan måden, data vises på i digitale læremidler, påvirker lærernes praksis.

Only 12% of students know their college has a data privacy policy in place and have read it; an additional 37% know there is one but have not read it.      

A new artificial intelligence Quick Comments feature is designed to enable math teachers give feedback to students more quickly by offering three initial suggestions for comments on students' math homework based on natural language interpretation of written answers. The feature was developed by a team of researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

The academic unit of the nonprofit Cyber Innovation Center, Cyber.org, this week released what it says is a first-of-its-kind road map for K-12 cybersecurity learning. The main components of the optional standards are computing systems, digital citizenship and security.

K–12 IT leaders must ensure school-issued devices are ready to reconnect to the school’s network when students head back to classrooms in the fall.

Without reliable access to the internet and devices like laptops or cell phones, college students probably aren’t going to succeed in online learning. But there may be another, less tangible factor that’s also required: confidence.

Imagine a classroom where student teams are learning with a computer simulation, planning a scientific expedition to Mars. That level of personalized learning is just one vision of researchers who are harnessing artificial intelligence to improve education.