By Brad Adams. Robotics is transforming more and more of what people do and know. Pessimists predict the wholesale evaporation of jobs, manual and mental,...
What do you see changing in schools right now? One major shift that’s happening is the speed of technological innovation. With today’s technology complexities, security...
Advances in technology have led to changes in the way people communicate, create, collaborate, solve problems and consume content. The increasing prevalence of technology has...
By Mike Shepard. In autumn 2014, I began an online investigation regarding the educational use of two apps, Snapchat and Instagram. Twitter and Facebook are...
By Scott Patterson. Imagine a school in which technology enabled far greater efficiencies every day and administration errors were practically a thing of the past....
By Tom March. Many in society have personally experienced the power of technology to enrich their learning. Such things as social media, on-demand audio-video streams...
By Poppy Simpson. The impact and value of video in blended learning represents an ongoing field of research. Recent surveys, empirical studies and industry reports...
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