We’ve all talked about synchronous online collaboration, but new tools may allow us to truly “know” this kind of collaboration for the first time. Over the years, faculty have creatively adapted to ...

Many schools and districts have invested heavily in interactive whiteboards (IWB’s) for their classrooms. But when these IWB’s reach their end-of-life and are ready for replacement, schools must ...

Some people look good in 3-D glasses. Frank Klassner is one of the them. The Villanova University computer science professor happily shows off his high-tech specks, which are part of a new interactive ...

eInstruction, a provider of classroom technology, announced the three winners of its Interactive Classroom Makeover competition. Participants were asked to create a short music video parodying a song ...

Boxlight, an interactive classroom technology manufacturer and K-12 education solutions provider, has partnered with Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn to create a showcase classroom that will enable ...

RIT Opening Technology-Rich Classroom for STEM Courses By Rhea Kelly 10/15/14 Tablets, projectors, cameras, interactive whiteboards, collaborative software and more will enhance STEM learning in a new ...

These tips will help educators and IT leaders transform their education environments with Promethean, SHARP, LG and Samsung interactive displays. The introduction of digital whiteboards in classrooms ...

Interactive whiteboards are becoming increasingly common in schools around the world. In fact, Futuresource Consulting, an independent research company, forecasts that in the next five years, one in ...

Some teachers across Dallas Independent School District are taking a nontraditional approach to classroom instruction. It’s an initiative that is catching some positive attention from, and outcome for ...

Google launched today a new feature for Classroom that allows teachers to turn any YouTube video into an interactive assignment by inserting questions for their students to answer throughout the ...

Some people look good in 3-D glasses. Frank Klassner is one of the them. The Villanova University computer science professor happily shows off his high-tech specks, which are part of a new interactive ...