Tech & Learning

Founded in 1980, Tech & Learning magazine stands out as the top publication in the field of educational technology. It remains an essential resource for K-12 educators who are involved in buying and integrating tech products and services within their schools and districts.

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Using Technology To Teach CTE To Incarcerated Students

3 days ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Building CTE skills are often requires hands-on experiences. It takes practice to learn a skill such as welding or woodworking, which can make learning a challenge for any student, particularly those who are incarcerated and trying to develop marketable skills while in prison. However, technology can help, say Michelle Beasley, coordinator of curriculum, instruction, and programs, and Amy Lloyd, assistant principal, at the Placer School for Adults in California, which offers education for inmates.
4 Reasons To Use Claude AI to Teach

3 days ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Claude AI offers several specific advantages over some other AI chatbots, or so I’ve recently learned. I’ve been aware of Claude AI for a while now, but only recently sat down to test the AI’s latest free model Claude 3.7 Sonnet. This let me see how it stacks up against other AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok.
3 Tips to Create An Impactful Student Focus Group

6 days ago | techlearning.com | Sascha Zuger

“When you dream of something, you are really putting what your wants are into reality,” says Terri Webb, Manager of Instructional Technology at Georgia’s DeKalb County School District (DCSD). So rather than guess at the needs and wants of students when it comes to the education technology they might learn with best, Webb and her team went directly to the source.
5 Tips To Launching A Cyber Champions Program

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Sascha Zuger

When Dr. Shanique Worthey launched her Cyber Champions program, she had no idea just how many students would jump at the chance to participate in the digital citizenship program. “As we began collaborating last summer for the Cyber Champions, we expected a group of 25 or so,” says Worthey, Manager of Security Awareness and Engagement for Georgia’s DeKalb County School District, which serves 92,066 students across 137 schools.
Best Affordable Laptops For Schools

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Luke Edwards

You have arrived at the ultimate guide to the best affordable laptops for schools. So if you need a new portable device and want it to be up to task -- without pushing your ever-shrinking budget deeper into the red -- then this list should have an ideal model. The point here is that even at the more affordable end of the spectrum, there are plenty of laptop options that are tailored to serve various needs.
4 Tips to Find Balance with Ambitious Tech Programs

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Sascha Zuger

A big element of growing a solid tech program is to create the buzz of excitement that draws in other learners. With 49,740 students across 87 learning sites, Atlantic Public Schools (APS) excels at finding ways to let students show off their hard work and talents.
Quantum Computing In Education: 5 Things To Know

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Quantum computers have been making waves in the tech industry for a while now, but in recent months the interest in these next-generation devices has intensified. In December 2024 Google announced its quantum computer chip Willow performed a computation in a few minutes that would have taken a classical computer more years than the age of the universe. Microsoft claims it invented a new state of matter for its quantum computers, and IBM has started offering quantum cloud computing services.
Using 3D Printing and Student Input to Aid Accessibility

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

When Laurie Dale started her role as Senior Leader of Assistive Technology Solutions at Ability Beyond, she knew she had to get creative when it came to providing technological assistance to young adults with disabilities. “It was me, myself, and I,” Dale says. “So I looked around and thought, 'Well, who am I going to trust to help me with this project?' And the only people I really trust, as far as their opinions go, are the people using the technology for themselves.
Cross-Age Tutoring: Student Tutors Teach Others And Themselves

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Cross-age tutoring is a method of tutoring in which older students help younger students learn. A recent meta-analysis of various types of cross-age tutoring interventions saw a positive impact for both those who received tutoring and the tutors themselves. In fact, the tutors actually saw slightly more improvement in their reading skills. The study,Examining the Academic Effects of Cross-age Tutoring: A Meta-analysis, was published in Educational Psychology Review in March.
Edtech Show & Tell: April 2025

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Ray Bendici |Diana Restifo

Welcome to the May 2025 Edtech Show & Tell, in which our editors share some of the new edtech products that have caught our attention this month. These are not reviews or endorsements, but a showcase of education-friendly items, platforms, and more that we think might be noteworthy for you. This month's new offerings include switchers, printers, adapters, intercoms, and more.