sharing untold stories from the intersection of education, technology, innovation, and work.
EdTech Times is hosting a forum entitled xR in EDU, focused on extended reality technology in education, on October 26th in Menlo Park, CA. Leaders and analysts in the field […]
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The future of learning may be immersive tech in education, thanks to new developments that makes it more affordable and accessible to educators and students. There are several different types […]
» Read moreThe rise of technology means more computers, tablets, and other technological tools in classrooms worldwide. This is why multi-billion dollar technology company, Google, and ISTE (The International Society for Technology […]
» Read moreWhen many people think of pop superstar Rihanna (Robyn Rihanna Fenty), they might only think of her many hit singles and platinum records. But as it turns out, the artist […]
» Read moreSocial media and smartphones are omnipresent and powerfully influence our lives. Our current president reaches millions, stirs emotions, and ignites national debates with every Tweet he posts. Celebrities, such as […]
» Read moreThe Israel EdTech Summit is an event that helps connects members of the Israeli edtech community with a wide range of entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and potential business partners from around […]
» Read moreRapper Nicki Minaj has made recent news headlines for what seems to be a spontaneous tuition and student loan payment spree. The idea started with a reply to a contest […]
» Read moreWelcome to the state of education, a podcast about education policy by EdTech Times. We’ll be speaking with educators, policymakers, reformers, and entrepreneurs about the biggest trends in education today. […]
» Read moreUnless they’re working in education, chances are parents today don’t have much time to research educational initiatives like Common Core, and don’t think there’s much they can do to change the […]
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About 76 percent of employers in Massachusetts are having trouble hiring new workers because their applicants’ basic skills and knowledge just aren’t up to par. According to Linda Noonan, the […]
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