Education leaders in the United States must work to close the digital divide and ensure that all students have access to top-notch technology, while at the same time…
A survey from the Pew Internet and American Life Project reveals that sexting, or sending explicit content via cell phones, is a familiar phenomenon among some teens, CNET…
Students and teachers in Birmingham, England, will be able to test plans for rebuilding their schools using a computer-game style virtual world, reports the BBC.
The Institute for College Access and Success has launched a new web site for higher education data and research. Called College InSight, the site is a resource for…
Veteran newspaper-design consultant Alan Jacobson has created a new web site, TweenTribune.com, to bring news to pre-adolescents, providing teachers with a new classroom tool and helping advertisers reach…
University IT officials can preach every semester about the growing importance of instructional technology, but the message may ring hollow coming from technology officers who have never taught…
True Tech Home Service has been recognized as one of the area’s fastest growing companies and is included in the Oklahoma City Metro 50 list. Qualified companies are…
A new video game designed to help New York students learn to manage their money tries to make the dullness of balancing a checkbook look more like the…
In the conclusion of the U.S. Department of Education's video contest, "I Am What I Learn," federal officials have named three winners out of hundreds of entries. While…
CDI, North America's largest supplier of recertified, brand name computers to the educational market, reported a 38% increase in sales in the 3rd quarter compared to the same…
Australia plans to introduce an internet filtering system to block obscene and crime-linked web sites, despite concerns it will curtail freedoms and won't completely work, reports the Associated…
Students who are blind, have low vision, or have a learning disability that requires computer-generated speech and highlighted text soon will have more resources after publisher Flat World…
The Kids’ Science Challenge is asking students to propose an original question, problem or experiment that relates to the group of scientists involved with the competition.
Hall Research announced the launch of the T-Squared (Teaching through Technology) Grant Program that will give educational institutions the opportunity to receive grants for classroom A/V control equipment.
Acer and Intel are accepting nominations for Acer's School Library Technology Makeover Contest, which will award 10 new Acer Aspire Timeline notebook computers, valued at nearly $10,000, and…
Studicaskills.com has opened their new cycle of competitions, which are geared towards opening the creative minds of students by using software products that stress knowledge in certain areas.
Minors are able to access explicit content in virtual worlds without much difficulty, and the operators of those virtual worlds should take steps to keep that content away…
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