An analysis of 150 common classroom technology tools found most of them aren't backed by federally recognized evidence, although purpose-built ones have a much stronger research backing than general ...

It’s no secret that education technology has a longstanding efficacy problem, with billions spent on tools that are frequently underutilized and fail to move the needle on student achievement.

The tools of our trade are always evolving, and if our students are going to get the most out of their time in class, it’s important for us to familiarize ourselves with the newest resources for ...