From T-Rex chatbots to advanced artificial intelligence learning platforms, AI has begun changing education. According to a recent Stanford University report, by 2030, AI will be far more commonplace in the classroom than it is today. […]

Teachers use learning apps, digital tools, technology devices and next-generation technology to promote a fun environment, facilitate communication among students, give every student access to technology, and make learning more personal.

Students at Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs walk into library class with the possibility of talking to other students in Australia, Thailand, or Ecuador. Toni Olivieri-Barton, Library Technology Educator at Fountain Valley, introduced the program Mystery Skype to her students when she joined the school two years ago.

Apple launched the Everyone Can Code Initiative and Apple Teacher Program in an effort to deliver a computer science curriculum for students to learn how to code, join President Obama’s ConnectED initiative, and give $100 million to 114 schools.

The U.S. Department of Education and the American Institutes for Research released a report on what STEM education will look like in 10 years. The components of STEM in 2026 are networked communities of practice, accessible learning activities that invite play and risk, interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving, inclusive learning spaces, accessible measures of learning, and societal beliefs that promote diversity in STEM.

After being unable to fill a vacant teaching position, but already having students signed up to take Spanish and French, a school in Maine turned to Rosetta Stone.

President Obama announced Wednesday that the White House will be hosting a Computer Science for All summit, and that agencies and industry partners are acting in support of computer science (CS) education.

The e-learning market in the United States is forecast to grow by 15.64 percent by 2020. The “E-learning Markets in the US 2016-2020” report points to cloud-based solutions as a key trend over the next few years.

Next-Generation High Schools encourage at-risk students to stay in school and graduate on time, according to school administrators and students.

Declara has created an Artificial Intelligence platform that builds a learning journey for K-12 and university educators to gather resources and materials without cost.