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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EdExec Summit: Going All-In On AI

3 days ago | techlearning.com | Melissa Ezarik

From Dana Bedden’s viewpoint, most people in education are just scratching the surface on artificial intelligence. “AI has been here—it’s just forward-facing now and it’s here to stay,” says Bedden, who is wrapping up a five-year superintendency at Centennial School District in Pennsylvania. “There is uncertainty and a lack of awareness, and trepidation based on fear.
AI Reading Tutors Are Already in Schools. Digital Promise Wants To Make Them Better

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Imagine a low-cost tutor that can work with students whenever they need help reading. This tutor also has the ability to recognize words they are struggling with, and to provide readings and verbal advice tailored to their specific interests, needs, and level of engagement, all of which is done in accordance with the tenets of the science of reading. Teachers may not need to imagine too much longer.
Ready for AI? Preparing for the Next School Year

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Ray Bendici

The recent "Ready for AI? Preparing for the Next School Year" webinar, sponsored by PowerSchool, focused on equipping teachers and staff with the necessary skills and confidence to integrate AI into their classrooms. The discussion also showcased how AI can save time and enhance both teacher productivity and student engagement.
The Science of Sesame Street

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Many of us grew up hearing that watching TV “rots the brain,” but that sentiment has never applied to Sesame Street. In fact, research shows that simply watching Sesame Street helps kids learn in a variety of ways, from increasing literacy and knowledge of math concepts to school readiness and emotional learning. In some instances, the positive impact of watching Sesame Street on children matched much more costly and resource-consuming interventions for young learners.
What Is JSTOR And How Can I Use It to Teach?

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Luke Edwards

JSTOR is a resource website that it says offers a place for anyone to "explore the world's knowledge, cultures, and ideas."This is a huge resource of journals, books, images, primary sources, and more. Crucially, it's all available for free and uses dynamic search functionality to help you find what's needed. The idea here is to offer teachers and students a greater depth to research and projects thanks to the primary sources available.
A Tale of Two Struggles: Instilling Resilience In At-Risk Students

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Michael Gaskell

(Dani Gaskell contributed to this article.)“I’ve been punching above my weight my whole life—not because I wanted to prove anyone wrong, but because I refused to ever leave the ring.”“Pomp and Circumstance” is in the air as talented young graduates prepare for the next phase in their journey. But not all kids will be celebrating. Some suffer the pain and agony of intense struggle.
Arc Review: A Sleek AI-Powered Alternative To Google Search

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Erik Ofgang

Arc is a free AI-powered search browser extension and app that is, in the company’s own words, designed to “Get what you want twice as fast.”In practice, Arc works like a beefed-up, more accurate, and more user-friendly version of Google’s AI summaries. Search for a person’s name, and Arc will quickly create an engaging dossier of results, drawing from their LinkedIn profiles and many other sites to give you an instant, and in my experience, accurate snapshot.
The AI Lab In Action

1 week ago | techlearning.com | Melissa Ezarik

Although basic users of generative artificial intelligence tools can access this technology for free, colleges and universities making big strides in AI must invest in hardware and software. One would expect R1-classified higher ed institutions to be taking those steps, but AI labs—both physical and virtual—are popping up at a number of colleges of all types. What do in-person AI labs look like and how are they being used?
3 Ways Tech Managers Can Improve Busy Lives of Staff

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Sascha Zuger

Last summer, Victor DeMedeiros, Senior Technology Manager at New Bedford Public Schools in Massachusetts, set up and enrolled 3,200 new Chromebooks for the entire high school of approximately 3,000 students. “During the swap-outs, it was clear how excited students were to get their hands on the new technology,” DeMedeiros said. “Many of them shared how much they were looking forward to using faster, more reliable devices for learning.
What Is Scribbr And How Can I Use It to Teach Writing?

2 weeks ago | techlearning.com | Luke Edwards

Scribbr is a more unique offering these days as AI-assisted services crop up all over. This platform uses real-world professionals along with AI to help you perfect your writing. The company says its free resources are used by 5 million students every month. It offers a wealth of information, including slides for teachers and how-to guides for students. This covers a range of services from proofreading and editing to plagiarism checks and citation generation.