Google Helpouts will connect experts, info-seekers
A new Google service, called Helpouts, connects people who need help with those who can give it in virtual, real-time tutoring or advice sessions. While not open to…
Can school networks handle Common Core demands?
A majority of school districts feel that their networks are not equipped to handle the demand that online assessments--a key part of the Common Core State Standards--will require,…
Time to ask for more eRate funding
If educators contact the FCC in large numbers, we might be able to more than double the annual funding available for the eRate.
10 special-ed iOS features for students
Apple has revamped its education website, and part of the redesign highlights built-in and downloadable resources to help students with disabilities or in special education classes gain access…
INFOGRAPHIC: Our top stories this week!
The editors at eSchool News understand it's not always possible to read every article we publish-you're a busy educator! That's why we've created our "Top News" infographic, which…
‘Technology-enabled active learning’ spurs achievement
Using a technology-rich environment to promote collaboration and independent learning, we’ve seen student engagement—and achievement—rise.
The best tweets of the week for education
Here are the education-related tweets that we found most enlightening, helpful, or interesting this week.
MOOCs: How will they affect your K-12 classroom?
The term "MOOC"--an acronym for massive open online course--is no stranger to the higher-education community. Providers such as Coursera, edX, and Udacity have helped to boost MOOC mania,…
States worried about Common Core tests
