Classroom Technology
Education news, analysis, and opinion about using technology in schools for teaching and learning.
Technology in Education: An Overview
From blended learning to computerized testing, digital and online technologies are reshaping the classroom experience for students.
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Classroom Technology 3 Tips for Teaching Online Responsibility to Young KidsChildren as young as 4 or 5 can begin building lifelong habits when it comes to limiting screen time and being safe online.
Classroom Technology Want Kids to Be More Responsible Online? Start EarlyTalking to 4-year-olds about screen time, digital literacy, and cyber safety may seem premature. But waiting puts kids at a disadvantage.
Classroom Technology Letter to the Editor Schools Need a Computer Literacy CurriculumIt is irresponsible to give students computers and not invest in training, writes a teacher in this letter to the editor.
Classroom Technology So Long, Remote Learning: Why Some Districts Are Ending Virtual OptionsMore than one-third of a sample of 100 school districts are not offering full-time remote learning options this school year.Classroom Technology Whitepaper Reduce stress and support innovative teaching with AI in the classroomSponsorThis content is provided by our sponsor. It is not written by and does not necessarily reflect the views of Education Week's editorial staff.A study by one of the nation’s top research universities shows how to reduce technostress for teachers, increase classroom productivity, ...
Classroom Technology 5 Big Technology Challenges Teachers and Administrators Will Face This School YearGrappling with cybersecurity and what to do with all those new devices are big ones.
Classroom Technology The Number of Ed-Tech Tools School Districts Use Has Almost Tripled. That's a ProblemSchools can't provide effective training on how to use all of the new tools properly.
Classroom Technology What Do Teachers Think About an AI Model That Writes Essays? We Had Them Test ItThree teachers tested out a new technology that generates essays, poems, sales pitches, and other writings on command.
Classroom Technology Letter to the Editor We Need More Research Before Investing In Homework TechIf tech equity were suddenly a reality, we might simply be making it easier to do the wrong thing, says this letter to the editor.
Classroom Technology Artificial Intelligence Is All Around Us. So This District Designed Its Own AI CurriculumA new high school in Georgia will give students a critical window into how AI is reshaping nearly every corner of the economy.
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