sharing untold stories from the intersection of education, technology, innovation, and work.
At some point in 2017 (or ’16…or ’15) you might have heard about the “student loan crisis” in the news. While there’s some slight debate over whether or not it’s […]
» 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 […]
» Read moreWhen it comes to discussions around innovation in higher ed, one school is often noted as one of the most innovative technologically: Arizona State University. Not only is ASU known […]
» Read moreAs I heard at an MIT event last month, new technologies like robotics and artificial intelligence have an untold impact on the future of work. It is clear that education […]
» Read moreThis episode is part of the EdTech Times series called Challenges and Solutions for Student Financial Aid and Debt. For decades, parents have been scrambling to help save for their […]
» Read moreOn November 1 and 2, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) hosted an event called AI (Artificial Intelligence) and The Future of Work. The event was hosted by Daniela Rus, […]
» Read moreEdTech 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 […]
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