A study finds use of 'text speak' including shortened words and abbreviations can actually improve children's spelling because they sound out words and phrases.

From Padlets to Popplets, languages consultant Joe Dale shares the tools modern foreign languages teachers are turning to in their classroom.

The University of the People can now hand out degrees to its online students – but will employers take them seriously?

Parents can take action in protecting their children’s data, but it takes work and an understanding of the complicated landscape.

Musik och vetenskap, människa och natur – allt hänger samman. Det är tanken bakom den isländska artisten Björks utbildningsprogram för barn och unga, Biophilia, som bygger på hennes musikalbum med samma namn. Nu erbjuds en svensk kommun att delta i programmet.

In this blog post, educator Angela Maiers calls for schools to adopt Genius Hour, a strategy used by companies such as Google.

Storage rooms in some schools resemble computer graveyards, with outdated desktop computers going unused in favor of mobile devices and laptops, according to this article.

New research recommends alternative methods of assessment for further education professionals including peer review and student feedback.

IPads, Galaxys, and other devices are becoming staples of special-ed classrooms.

Five elementary schools in Washington, D.C., are bringing babies into classrooms to support character-education and social-emotional learning. The Roots of Empathy program seeks to teach students about their emotions.

Blogs help educators and those interested in the profession share information, collaborate and move ahead, professor Tom Whitby writes in this blog post.

Pre-K programs intended to level the playing field for minority students are gaining traction.