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By designing a blended learning experience that students love, you can set them up for success

An ACTE expert panel urges CTE educators to jump on the AI train as it’s already left the station

These top free winter holiday lessons and activities are easy to access, use and enjoy for teachers and students alike.

The latest PISA results showed U.S. Math scores plummeting but the real story is both more bleak and positive, says Sal Khan.

AI apps and platforms can be used to summarize long complex articles into concise overviews for easier reviewing

Veteran educator Carl Hooker explores how generative AI tools can disrupt classrooms while also unlocking new opportunities to enhance teaching and learning

Researchers have long noted an advantage for print texts versus digital ones, but many questions remain about why the screen inferiority effect occurs

When William Quarterman was accused of submitting an AI-generated midterm essay, he started having panic attacks. He says his professor should have handled the situation differently.

Dr. Laurie Fiorenza has created the “Hear It From a Huskie” podcast to showcase the great work of the teachers in Oak Park and River Forest High School in Illinois

After starting out in business, Tech & Learning Innovative Leader Award winner Mary Jane Warden fell in love with teaching and the potential to facilitate learning with technology

Jessica Hicklin is using edtech to help make in-prison education more accessible. It’s a mission inspired by her time incarcerated.

We test the best free AI slide tools for teachers to see which can help your presentations

AI has dominated the education conversation as of late but it’s not all that is changing.

It's Kahoot! vs Blooket and the competition to win a space in your class is on for these quiz learning tools.

This annual contest recognizes the best in EdTech from 2023

President Biden's recent executive order on AI could be the first step in relieving teachers from implementing their own AI policies on the fly.

Plan your Veterans Day classroom activities and lessons with quizzes, videos, primary sources, and more

Jane Rosenzweig sees potential for AI in the future but is critical of many of its current classroom applications.

The AI detectors got it wrong more than half the time when evaluating writing from non-Native English-speaking students, recent research found.

Leaders who embrace humility often have more success than those who follow their egos