At a time when schools are facing budget and resource challenges, the solution for sustaining tech-enabled learning is to "do more with less," new research confirms.
Date & Time: Friday, March 28th at 4 p.m. ET <br><br> Artificial Intelligence is changing our students' outlook for the future -- the workforce, job-ready skills, and what it means to be a responsible human. How can we prepare them -- especially when everything changes so fast?
Women bring vision, resilience, outcomes and a proven ability to foster collaboration in the most challenging of circumstances. They are so often precisely the leaders our school systems need.
Before Diana Haneski, the library media specialist at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, began her presentation at the Library Leaders Summit at the 2025 Future of Education Conference, she led the large breakout room through a breathing meditation.
Certain qualities make a remarkable person, and Guy Kawasaki, chief evangelist at Canva and former Apple product manager shared those traits during his FETC keynote address.
One of the greatest controversies surrounding AI is whether or not teachers can regulate academic dishonesty. However, it begs the question: if teachers can use AI, why can't students?
Edtech providers are more susceptible to a data breach than you might think. These questions will help you determine whether your district's data is safe in someone else's hands.
