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In conversation, Angel Rich is kind, unassuming, and full of genuine laughs and smiles. But get her started talking about her career, and your jaw will drop to the floor. […]
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When you think of hacking, you might still think of the old stereotype of a pallid, antisocial computer genius wearing a hooded sweatshirt while trying to break down firewalls […]
» Read moreHaving spent my career in the education technology space, I never had the chance to attend CES, the famed Consumer Electronics Show. So when Living in Digital Times asked me […]
» Read more Originally created as a timeline tool to plot out historical events, Sutori has developed as a storytelling tool for all educational subjects. Through their social media timeline tool, students, […]
» Read moreThis February 1-2, we’re heading to the 6th annual LearnLaunch Across Boundaries conference. Headquartered at the Hynes Convention Center in our hometown of Boston, the conference will feature educational innovators […]
» Read moreCES is just around the corner, and tech aficionados across the country are getting ready to head to Las Vegas for one of the biggest electronic shows in the United […]
» Read moreAs we look back on the past year, a lot has happened. Trump became president, and Betsy DeVos became secretary of education. Six (six!) superhero movies were released. Beyoncé had […]
» Read more Today, many children are spending hours a day looking at screens, usually while sitting down. Unruly Studios, a Boston-based edtech company, is working to maximize the value of their […]
» Read moreOur eyes can change focus, much like a camera, but most current technology is limited and can only project images with a fixed focus. But what if your virtual reality […]
» Read moreThroughout the 10 years, cloud technology has become more ubiquitous in the workplace, the home, and the classroom. The college campus combines all those facets of life, making it all […]
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