Within a few short years, universities may well have changed beyond all recognition. Here are five ways that AI will help to change and shape the future of universities and higher education for the better.

Digital tools enable teachers to share resources and even to co-teach with peers anywhere.

Surefire ways to increase knowledge and understanding of tech in schools, writes Sam Frenzel, Teach.com.

Researchers at the University of Oregon, in partnership with a consulting firm, will begin a pilot program this spring that uses virtual reality to help teachers recognize implicit bias in how they discipline students. The program will teach educators skills such as breathing techniques to reduce disproportionate disciplinary actions against minority students.

En robot i klassrummet hjälper den långtidssjukfrånvarande eleven att hänga med på lektionerna trots att eleven inte orkar vara i skolan.

Vem avgör om Kvibergsskolan med öppna miljöer och surfplattor är framtidens skola? Rektor? Politiker? Tjänstemän? Svaret är – hjärnan. För läsprocessen fungerar på ett förutbestämt sätt; precis som skrivprocessen och inlärning. Och hjärnan reagerar på ett förutbestämt sätt på olika störningar. Det gäller gammal som ung, skriver Tomas Dalström, författare och journalist.

Robotgänget på Linköpings universitet har fått tillskott. För bara några veckor sedan såg älgen LetterMoose dagens ljus.

Classroom technologies give students a better shot at college and career readiness, report finds.

Parents can face challenges when helping students with digital homework, asserts Devorah Heitner, an expert on digital citizenship and parent engagement. In this blog post, she shares tips for empowering parents to support digital homework.

The verdict is still out on how technology affects brain development, asserts developmental molecular biologist John Medina. In this commentary, he examines recent research, noting that "there's both good news and bad news."

A Florida school launched Active Learning Environments five years ago - bringing high-tech, student-driven education to its classrooms. In this blog post, Chad Lewis, the school's director of technology, shares three practices educators use to keep the student-led learning on track.

Tools like Expeditions, SAM and Lifeliqe connect kids to the greater world using augmented and virtual reality, while PocketLabs allows students to collect data for scientific experiments.