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How one Richland County teacher embraced AI in the classroom

MANSFIELD — Beatrice Jones sat on the floor of her father’s classroom, her eyes and nose dwarfed by a chunky white

INNOVATIVE LEADERS AWARD – Jacqueline Gardy shares her vision and implementation of a system that connects teachers around the world

A new report shows instructors feel like they’re always on the clock and that many believe the use of technology,

The SAT is to standardized testing what the floppy disk is to data storage. Providers of some of the most

Imagine sitting in a meeting where someone is giving a presentation. You’re somewhat interested in the topic, and the speaker

Professional relationships have never been more important to people, companies and the customers they serve. They are also under immense

Schools are more prepared to bounce back quickly from a cyberattack if they’ve worked toward zero-trust maturity. K12 schools expend

Leaders who develop their sense of self-awareness are better at making decisions and are seen as trustworthy, writes LaRae Quy.

Computer or tablet usage in classrooms should be creating edtech joy rather than simply fun without learning, Matt Given of