National groups representing school board members, superintendents, and ed-tech officials want to help schools transition to online assessments.

Long an ed-tech skeptic, Stanford professor Larry Cuban came away "greatly impressed" from a year spent observing Summit Public Schools, AltSchool and approaches to personalized learning.

If Gov. Terry McAuliffe's proposal is approved, Virginia would join Florida as the only states mandating that schools offer students a full-time virtual education option.

A widely used simulation technology in schools appears to have backfired.

From the maker movement to online testing to the digital divide, 2016 was a big year for high-quality research on the promise and peril of educational technology.

From immigration to gender equality to trade policy to the common-core standards, littleBits CEO Ayah Bdeir is worried about a Trump administration will mean for ed tech - and for herself.

A new policy from the Office of Educational Technology offers guiding principles for integrating technology into teacher prep curricula.

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, who led a reform of the E-rate program and promoted "net neutrality," will step down on Jan. 20.

The Bibb Country district recently hired 10 "virtual teachers" to serve as highly qualified substitutes until permanent in-person replacements can be found.

The U.S. labor market could be short 250,000 data scientists by 2024, according to a new report by the McKinsey Global Institute.