As more and more schools make the decision to embrace student-owned devices for learning, it's important that they incorporate strateg...

Do personal devices support learning? That's what I was asked by " The Signal " blog which facilitates a conversation about c...

Guest post  by Jacob Gunicki For a long time software companies have offered a number of applications that allegedly support student-...

In case you missed it, ASCD's Ed Leadership magazine has an entire issue dedicated to "Teaching with Mobile Tech." My Teachin...

A recent study from the Center for Economic Performance in London makes a disturbing recommendation to ban students from using their dig...

The ultimate learning experience for students is both highly collaborative and extremely personalized, supported by mobile devices and di...

While interest is growing in the usage of mobile devices in school, a report on learning with mobile devices and social media tells us ...

When   Teaching Generation Text   was published in 2011 there were numerous ways to use text-only enabled phones for learning.  This was gr...

Teens today. Always on their phones. Lightening fast thumbs sharing content on Snapchat, Vine, Instagram, Twitter and more. While teens, t...

When schools lift the ban on cell phones, they need to decide if they want to embrace the use of student devices for learning. If they do...

While most adults understand the benefits of students having cell phones in school to stay in touch with parents for safety purposes, wh...

When schools decide they want to embrace the use of student devices for learning, it doesn't "start" with inviting devices in...

Social Media isn’t the only area in which New York City is paving the way . As announced in the NY Daily News , the New York City Departm...

If you're in a school where students have access to technology they have amazing learning tools at their fingertips. While equity and ac...

My co-author Willyn Webb and I had the opportunity to speak with "Tech Page One - Insights from the Evolving World of Tech"  to ex...

Onalytica put out t heir list of bring your own device influencers (BYOD) and The Innovative Educator was at the top of the list.  You ...

“The only difference between smartphones and laptops is that cell phones are smaller, cheaper, and more coveted by students” ( Richtel ...

You may have come across Cris Rowan's popular HuffPost piece explaining  10 reasons handheld devices should be banned for children und...

In his recent article, " 14 things that are obsolete in 21st century schools ," Ingvi Hrannar Ómarsson, gives innovative educators...

To engage or not to engage? That is the question when it comes to figuring out the best platform for strengthening the home-school connect...