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The arrival of new technologies in schools and classrooms around the nation has been met with a mixture of enthusiasm and anxiety. Education technologies (ed te
The same technologists who protest against the NSA’s metadata collection programs are the ones profiting the most from the widespread surveillance of students.
A multi-year qualitative study of undergraduates at six colleges at the City University of New York focused on how, where, and when students accomplis
A faculty member at Salem College bans students from emailing her. The goal: increasing student-faculty interaction.
Another debunking of the "NO CAN LEARN WITH COMPUTERS" nonsense.
Four years after Apple introduced its popular tablet, many districts are switching to laptops.
"Just give 'em all a computer!" doesn't work.
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The debate around net neutrality so far has been almost as depressing as the set of judicial and administrative decisions that got us here. Central to the debate has been the obsession about how the two-speed internet will “stop the next Facebook/Google/Netflix” from being able to innovate. Save the Internet does a bit better than […]
Yesterday the White House released its report on big data and privacy implications. The focus was broadly on big data, but there will be implications for ed tech, with several key recommendations specifically focused on the education sector. Specifically, there will be a push to update and revise the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA, […]
By: Josh Golin Update: As of April 21, 2014 inBloom announced it will be officially closing its doors. This week,...
Controversial student-data-management company inBloom announced it will "wind down" its operations after losing its last large partner, New York state.
A digital badging project at UC Davis is drawing notice, but the innovation looks more like competency-based education than a form of alternative credentials.