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The National Science Foundation awarded a $2.4 million grant for a program that aims to introduce black middle school girls to robotics and engineering and nurturing their interest through high school and beyond.
A company that produces an integrated student information system and learning management system has updated the platform's functionality to address new needs in K-12.
A global survey among school and college facilities managers found that two-thirds (65%) were more likely to invest in smart building solutions now than they were before the pandemic.
Mary Grush, Campus Technology Gardner Campbell, an associate professor of English at Virginia Commonwealth University and a first-generation social media researcher asks, “Where did the choices get made, especially those that we didn’t know we were making at the time?” Campbell says if we can understand that, then maybe we can make better choices moving forward. Campbell wants to give the prospect of making better choices a chance in the realm of social media. In fact, he’s challenging his students in a brand-new course this coming fall to examine what they don’t yet know about soc...
June 01, 2021 Natasha Osman's home-based learning setup Natasha Osman These days, Natasha Osman would sit in front of her laptop, her fingers fiddling with the wire of her earphones as she waited for her turn to speak. For the National University of Singapore (NUS) student, she could feel the nerves running through her with each Zoom class – her palms sweaty as she prepared to answer a question. The moment the 22-year-old unmuted her microphone and opened her mouth, she felt herself freeze as the thoughts and vision of her classmates, from the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, blurred. S...