Twenty years ago, State Parks interpreters brought Año Nuevo’s famous elephant seals into California classrooms. The only thing separating students from these spectacular 5,000-pound marine mammals ...

As educators, we cannot afford to delay providing instruction on appropriate use of artificial intelligence platforms to our students. Doing so places them at a significant disadvantage as they enter ...

Education technology has a profound impact on student learning by enhancing engagement, fostering personalized education, and providing access to vast resources. How does technology impact student ...

StudyFetch, a technology company building AI-native learning products, today announced the launch of Honen, a new workforce training platform. Everyone deserves access to a personal tutor. Honen helps ...

Policy Owner: Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Policy Contact: Vice Chancellor and Executive Vice Provost for Academic Resource Management The University of Colorado Boulder ...

Technology has become an essential tool in modern education, transforming both teaching and learning processes. Its integration into the classroom offers numerous advantages that enhance the learning ...

While some students still meet up in person after school to prepare for a test or do homework together, many now meet online to work on assignments through platforms like Discord or GroupMe. “Sitting ...

The Indiana Department of Education's first formal foray into artificial intelligence led to thousands of students working with AI tutors and learning from lesson plans created by AI. A total of 112 ...

Associate Research Fellow at the Centre of the Digital Child, Deakin University There is increasing concern children are less focused in school. This is often blamed on smartphones and social media.

Stephen Garner (left) and Huey Kolowich (right). The two formed the basis for UniLex after returning from their missions. (Courtesy of Stephen Garner). BYU is a community with many international ties.

In our current U.S. education system, we tend to “track” students from a very young age—and once on this path, it’s hard for any student who falls behind to change course. A student who scores a C on ...