Ayşe Baltacıoğlu-Brammer, an NYU professor, has bought her students notebooks for their assessments. She didn't want to approach students with suspicion regarding whether they were using AI. So far, ...

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas — It started with a notification on Instagram. Divona Phillips opened her phone to find a video that had been edited to place her 16-year-old son's face onto an enslaved ...

Is there a college student — or parent — who has not winced at the price of a textbook? Today's digital textbooks are no different. Most now require an access code for a fee or are tied to automatic ...

MARIETTA, Ga. — A video that has been viewed on social media over 17,000 times and shared over 5,000 times shows two Marietta City School District students using racial slurs. In the video students ...

Gates Foundation-funded initiative launched: Achieving the Dream, DataKind, and MDRC are leading the Digital Holistic Student Supports initiative to study and improve how colleges use technology and ...

AURORA, Ill. (WLS) -- Aurora police released a new statement Wednesday night on the department's controversial response to a school walkout. There was a protest at the police station Tuesday night ...

Video shows the moment a female student chased a classmate inside a Detroit high school classroom while allegedly wielding a box cutter as a teacher attempts to intervene. Detroit police said the ...

I’ve had the same note-taking system for nearly ten years. Whenever an idea comes to me, or someone suggests something for me to read or watch, it goes immediately into the Notes app on my phone.

Discover how e-ink tablets and digital notebooks support focused productivity with a paper-like, distraction-free experience, organized notes, and long battery life for work and study. Pixabay, ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — In 2024, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a law requiring firearm safety instruction for all public schools, which will go live across Tennessee school systems this year ...

BALTIMORE — Shreya Hessler’s students said they felt trapped in a phone prison. One student picked up her device 190 times a day. Another had downloaded 55 games. A third learned from an app that, at ...