Voice recognition and visual AI are reshaping classrooms—from reading support to lab safety—while raising new questions about privacy and equity.
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Voice recognition and visual AI are reshaping classrooms—from reading support to lab safety—while raising new questions about privacy and equity.
From AOL’s legacy to AI rovers, VR, data privacy, and inclusive STEM safety, this week’s edCircuit roundup explores the trends shaping education.
A decade ago, learning management systems (LMS) were static digital filing cabinets, teachers uploaded assignments, and students logged in to complete them.
Powered by AI, real-time GPS, and robotics, these quirky novelty autonomous bots are revolutionizing the way students live and learn.
As the company retires its dial-up service, educators can look back on how AOL sparked habits, ideas, and infrastructure that power modern education technology
With AI enhancing personalization, VR is no longer a novelty but a vital tool for educators and families to create deep, memorable learning experiences.
From VHS safety films to AI-powered simulators, driver’s education has evolved into a global, tech-driven industry reshaping how new drivers learn.
In CoSN’s Remember the Human: Deploying AI in Your District webinar and podcast, leaders show how to deploy AI responsibly with people at the core.
A new school year begins—fresh energy, new stories, and endless opportunities. Welcome back, educators—this is your year to inspire.
Rob Waldron discusses why the Waldron Charitable Fund has made a $1 million grant funding local community organizations.
Examining the means to transition school systems to their next highest function.
A Q&A with Coral Sunset Elementary teacher Lizzy Lean.
In this episode of True Literacy, Dr. Michael Hart establishes the basics of building resilience in children with dyslexia.
Michael Zwaagstra, author of A Sage on the Stage: Common Sense Reflections on Teaching and Learning (John Catt Educational), you’ll hear about some of the fads that are shortchanging students, and the evidence that debunks them.
In this episode, Dr. Adam Phyall looks to connect while learning from other attendees, even those participating in his sessions.
In this installment of the True Literacy video column, Dr. Michael Hart shares his thoughts on the importance of establishing systemic processes ahead of intervention.
In this episode, Marlo Gaddis discusses her extensive background to be of great benefit as she’s taken on her present role as CTO.
The time to teach the skills kids need for classroom management is before there is an issue.
