Tech has changed dramatically since 2010, but one thing is the same: It’s not about the tools but about how we, as humans, ...

Video of Meeting the diverse needs of staff and students across APAC with digital transformation Higher education institutions in the Asia-Pacific region are engaging students online with innovative, ...

Innovative language arts teachers are finding that adapting writing instruction to technology can enhance engagement without sacrificing the fundamentals.

Inspired by the need to connect remotely, and supported by billions in federal funding, education technology is on the rise in many school systems.

As technology reshapes industries, students need digital and AI skills, regardless of their field of study, says Junfeng Li, vice-president and CEO of global public sector at Huawei. “AI will not only ...

Among the few notable differences that emerge are in the degree to which digital tools have impacted teacher/parent interaction, with teachers of higher income students more likely than those teaching ...

Not even well-made programs can replace teachers "Digital tools should be worked into instruction in moderation," says Prof. Kristina Reiss, head of the ZIB and dean of the TUM School of Education.

Targeting students' individual needs could help build a kind of individualized education plan for every student.

A public-health professor found that the messaging app Slack, in particular, helped his students feel connected during the pandemic.

Enhancing agricultural education through digital initiatives at Kerala Agricultural University, including an updated Agri-Infotech Portal and Knowledge Bank.