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QU hosts 18th Annual MENASA NASPA Conference

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Come finals week, the third floor of Colgate University’s Case-Geyer Library becomes a warzone as panicked students print page after page of notes until the smell of ink and warm paper settles like a fog. But within the chaos and tears lies an oasis of aid located at the very epicenter of Case Library itself. ...

Digital Learning Hub (DLH) mark its second anniversary since it embarked on a mission to equip individuals with essential digital skills, and today, the team would like to thank all its cherished friends and supporters of the Digital Learning Hub.

Just when we think things can’t get any worse in the classroom, along comes Vegetative Learning. Yes, it’s as bad as it sounds. But there’s hope. And most kids aren’t going to like it.

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden and Education Secretary Gillian Keegan host EdTech roundtable in the heart of government.

MCAS testing plans went up in flames at one Uxbridge school Tuesday, after a smoking laptop burned a student and caused an evacuation during the exam.

Uxbridge school officials paused MCAS testing and evacuated the Whitin Intermediate School on Tuesday after a student suffered burns from a district laptop while taking the test.

School officials said a school-owned laptop provided to a student taking a scheduled English Language Arts MCAS exam malfunctioned and began smoking, prompting a building evacuation.

An sixth-grader at Uxbridge Public Schools was taken to the hospital Tuesday after a school-owned laptop malfunctioned and burned the student’s hands during the state’s MCAS testing, school officials said.