According to Cybersecurity Ventures, women represent just 20% of the cybersecurity workforce. A coalition of U.S. state governors are trying to do something about that. […]

From tech leaders to educators to government officials, many people now believe that the future of education will be personalized. But a new study by […]

In recent years, many journalists and researchers have concluded there’s a covert villain that has infiltrated our digital society. Many believe it has made us […]

The Center for Equity in Learning has just released a new study on the persistent digital divide in America’s rural communities. The study’s authors, Dr. […]

In many U.S. cities, if you have a child preparing to write the SAT, your monthly tutoring costs can easily exceed what many American families […]

With just a small chunk of 2019 behind us, it’s evident that the surge in teacher strikes and protests that began this time last year […]

Screen time has emerged as a popular boogey man around the internet. Its numerous negative effects have led many to decry online or device-based education […]

When it comes to education and edtech news, there are still many concerns about the digital divide. While learners in urban centers tend to have […]

Tech enthusiasts and numerous computer programming initiatives like to say that everyone can code. But one Mississippi pilot program is pushing the boundary of what […]

Since 2013, the number of active internet users in Nigeria has nearly doubled. As more people have gone online, the country has also seen a surge […]

To many, edtech, distance learning, and remote work offer the ability to level the playing field for less affluent communities around the world. An initiative […]

In today’s media landscape, anyone with a thousand or so followers on Twitter or Instagram can become a microinfluencer. Teachers, who hold the near-captive audience […]