Smartphones a Standard for Majority of Students by High School, Survey Finds
Parents see the potential in mobile apps for learning, but find that children tend to use them purely for entertainment, a nationwide survey finds. Read Full Post >
Parents see the potential in mobile apps for learning, but find that children tend to use them purely for entertainment, a nationwide survey finds. Read Full Post >
But school technology leaders don't expect much more funding to flow to technology over the next year, a new survey shows. Read Full Post >
The National Association of Charter School Authorizors releases its "2012 Index of Essential Practices," which surveys charter school authorizers to see how they stack up. Read Full Post >
Teachers involved in high-level educational programs such as Advanced Placement say digital tools are essential for instruction, a new survey finds. Read Full Post >
Relatively few are "very confident" that new standards will improve achievement or make students more ready for college and work. Read Full Post >
Teachers and principals in the Tulsa, Okla., schools recently raised worries about their district's technology resources, citing concerns common to school officials nationwide. Read Full Post >
More than half the children surveyed said they still want to read books on paper even though electronic versions are available. Read Full Post >
Educators say the Internet and digital tools are helping improve students' research habits, but hurting their attention spans, according to two surveys. Read Full Post >
A multinational survey from Dell Inc. found a majority of parents in China, Germany, and the United States feel positively about technology in the classroom. Read Full Post >
Parents and educators see the use of technology for teaching and learning becoming increasingly important over the next 10 years. Read Full Post >