Sarah Sasiak remembers how painful it once was to watch her now 18-year-old son Tanner in elementary school chorus concerts. Tanner, who is on the autism spectrum, has communication challenges that ...
The tech industry has quietly undergone a revolution that’s opening doors for people who were previously locked out by traditional education requirements. While other industries still cling to degree ...
Higher education is at a crossroads, facing pressures from declining enrollments, rising costs, and growing demands for personalized student experiences. But today’s universities aren’t meeting these ...
The call for speakers is now open for Tech Tactics in Education September 2025, a fully virtual event developed by the producers of Campus Technology and THE Journal. Taking place on Sept. 25, 2025, ...
Digital transformation in higher education is no longer limited to moving classes online or using e-textbooks—technology is redefining how institutions function. Colleges and universities are using ...
Workforce readiness and career pathways are central themes for 2026: Leaders cited increased emphasis on career and technical education (CTE), industry certifications, micro-credentials, hybrid ...
Google has been digitally transforming the education industry for 10 years since it launched Google Classroom in 2014. Now, more than 150 million students and educators rely on Google Workspace for ...
Inside Higher Ed’s third annual survey of campus chief technology officers shows that while there’s enthusiasm for artificial intelligence’s potential to enhance higher education, most institutions ...
Modern technologies have forever changed our approach to communication, commerce, culture and more. But our uses have a cost, and not just a financial one. Their ecological footprint is undeniable, ...
Finding the ideal mix between enjoyment and learning for your children can be difficult. Still, you can have it all with the finest technology for kids in 2024! These devices are meant to challenge ...
Education technology is profitable but mostly useless, you argue (“Failing the screen test”, January 24th). It is right to question the return on investment, but blaming the technology for poor ...