The president of an online university says the quality of education is largely independent of the mode of delivery.

Successful examples from Singapore and the United States show that how technology is implemented in schools makes all the difference for student learning.

Students arrive in our classrooms with emotional, mental, and physical needs that affect their ability to learn, yet too many teachers are unprepared to effectively help them.

Technology can be incorporated in a multitude of ways by teachers and students, such as creating screencasts using Screencast-O-Matic, designing video lessons with Knowmia and designing mind maps with ...

Can technology improve the way we learn and think? Google’s head of research argues we're headed into a new era of education.

The changing job market means workers will need to learn new skills to stay relevant. Technological disruptions are transforming how workers learn their essential job skills.

Technology can change classrooms into an information network. Teachers post assignments logically and progressively. While students ask questions in a forum made up of their teachers and classmates.

Whether technology helps or hurts in the development of your children’s thinking depends on what specific technology is used and how and what frequency it is used.

Key points Non-invasive neurotechnology (tRNS) can improve learning. This technology is a safe, painless brain stimulation tool with minimal side effects. Neurotechnology may offer a fairer way to ...