education

A few years ago, when I was a new creative writing teacher at a Brooklyn charter school, I Read More

It’s on.  The K-12 e-textbook market started picking up speed earlier this year with the entrance of Apple’s Read More

Most would agree that you have to be a pretty selfless person to be a teacher.  The days Read More

These days, there are social networks for every kind of social circle—whether its friends and family (Facebook), shared Read More

Technology in the classroom has different meanings for different people.  The common image that comes to mind is Read More

U.S. high school students aren’t faring so well in the global arena when it comes to educational performance.  Read More

My social circle is populated with math-phobes, because I’m something of a math-phobe.  It takes a lot of Read More

The term “edtech” seems like an easy blanket term that covers all things “educational” and “technological.”  But a Read More

Every day in the United States, 7,200 students drop out of high school.  That adds up to 1.3 Read More

We live in an age of entire digital libraries stored on tablets that weigh less than two pounds, Read More

If you want to put a positive spin on the global economic crisis (because we Americans have a Read More

There’s a scene in the new Star Trek where kid Spock is in an individual learning pod with poetry, Read More

May 10, 2012 (Birmingham, MI/Houston, TX): Melih Oztalay, CEO of Smartfinds Internet Marketing (http://www.smartfindsgeographicmarketing.com) and Paul Segreto, CEO Read More

  The way students are learning in the classroom is evolving as technology provides more visual and interactive Read More