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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Do Students Learn More Writing or Typing?

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

When it comes to whether students learn better by typing or through handwriting, educators and parents want easy answers, Svetlana Pinet tells me. “People want to know, ‘What should I do?'” says Pinet, a staff scientist at the Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language in San Sebastian, Spain. The problem is that the topic is complex and full of nuance, and students often benefit from learning both typing and writing. “Both exist and we have to do both,” she says.
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Branching Minds’ AI Connects the Dots

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Sascha Zuger

Edtech innovators are dedicated to finding collaborative, data-informed solutions to real-world problems. Maya Gat, Co-Founder and CEO ofBranching Minds—a leading K-12 Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) management platform—chats about new AI components in their dynamic Collaborator Suite, which earned a nod in T&L’s Most Influential Edtech of 2025 issue. What does T&L’s “Top Innovative Product” nod mean on your journey to develop solutions for complex challenges in education?
Yorescape: How to Use It to Teach

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Luke Edwards

Yorescape is a virtual exploration software that lets classes travel the world, and go back through time, digitally. Unlike other platforms that use Google Maps and Google Earth as a way to create explorations, this is a proprietary software. It was developed not only to take students around the world, but to visit ancient historical sites as they would have looked then.
OpenAI’s New Viral Art-Generating Tool and Its Potential for Teaching

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

OpenAI’s new image-generating tool through its GPT-4o model has gone viral with a vengeance. Designed to create better images, the free tool has earned OpenAI millions of new users and led to the social media proliferation of images in the style of Studio Ghibli, the beloved Japanese animation studio behind iconic films from Hayao Miyazaki.
K-12 Cybersecurity in the Age of AI: Taking Back Control

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Ray Bendici

AI isn't just a buzzword, and K-12 cybersecurity isn't just about blocking threats; it's about securing data from AI-driven risks while ensuring districts retain full control. As AI adoption grows, schools must take control to prevent misuse, protect data, and enforce accountability through technology, without adding complexity.
Science Journal for Kids: How to Use It to Teach Science

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Luke Edwards

Science Journal for Kids is an online resource created by teachers for teachers and students. The full name is now actually Science Journal for Kids and Teens, so this now expands beyond the basics to more challenging scientific materials. The site founder, Tanya Dimitrova, was an elementary science teacher and environmental science reporter before developing this STEM resource project. Now the team has grown and the offering is expansive.
What Is Colleague AI And How Can I Use It to Teach?

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Luke Edwards

Colleague AI offers artificially intelligent bots that are designed to assist teachers and students in class and beyond. Unlike other AI services out there, this is designed specifically for education and -- even more targeted -- to help educators and kids in certain areas of need. So, essentially, this is a chatbot being called an education assistant. But what gives this so much weight is that it's been in development since 2021.
How Generative AI Can Propel Education

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Michael Millington

Teachers have successfully integrated AI into many aspects of education, including grading, planning lessons, and even tracking attendance, however, there is still some apprehension. Many schools and districts have put in place formal AI guidelines and policies to help steer educators in the right direction, but it doesn’t always result in full AI adoption.
Student-Led Security Operation Centers

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Tim Kircher, a junior cybersecurity student at the University of South Florida, jumped at the chance to get real-world experience at the institution’s Security Operations Center (SOC). “It opened my eyes to a lot of the opportunities and broad paths within cybersecurity,” says Kircher, who is an intern at the University of South Florida’s SOC. He adds that working at the SOC empowers him and other students.
Using AI For Mail Merge

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Michael Gaskell

I remember when I was a new teacher and the principal raved about this odd-sounding tech tool called “mail merge.” I probably would have ignored the rest but he kept referring to it as a time saver when mass sending individualized content. With little experience in spreadsheets, it sounded like a foreign language to me. Back then, only tech geeks knew a thing or two about spreadsheets .…I was glad I went to that session on how to mail merge two decades ago.