Technological tools, ranging from text-to-speech apps to audio-enhancing receivers, are being used more and more by schools to make content readily available to students with hearing and vision loss.

The debate over artificial intelligence’s place in the classroom is no longer theoretical. It’s a boardroom discussion, a faculty meeting agenda item, and a dinner-table conversation for parents and ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. With generative artificial intelligence exploding in higher ...

The tech giant Amazon Web Services (AWS) and education nonprofit Educause have teamed up to develop a new assessment to gauge how higher-ed institutions are using generative AI tools and promoting ...

EdTech Connect, a search engine for technology tools used in higher education, recently introduced new artificial intelligence-powered functions to help technology decision-makers make smarter ...

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Discussion about the use of AI in the classroom has become as commonplace as pencils or notebooks, but many have struggled when it comes to implementing and deploying the ubiquitous technology. A new ...

This story has been updated. Seven leading education technology organizations—including the International Society for Technology in Education and the Consortium for School Networking —are teaming up ...