Explore the possibilities of digital learning through hands-on interactives based on the work of three innovative Smithsonian women scientists. With this suite of resources, take your classroom on an ...

Dell hosting sessions at ISTE 2016 around the maker movement in schools and supporting creativity in learning World’s number one monitor brand 1 introduces its first interactive-touch, 70-inch Full HD ...

Multi-touch screens are very fashionable these days, but there are not many practical applications for them. Now, researchers at Durham University in the UK are using them to develop the world's first ...

Sharon Padget remembers a time when her high school science students drew out concept maps by hand, on paper. The exercise--which found pupils drawing diagrams illustrating the relationships among ...

Technology moves fast, hey? Moore's Law, evidently. With the advent of interactive projectors, interactive whiteboards (IWBs) may just be going the same way as our personal digital assistants (PDAs).

These tips will help educators and IT leaders transform their education environments with Promethean, SHARP, LG and Samsung interactive displays. The introduction of digital whiteboards in classrooms ...

Some teachers across Dallas Independent School District are taking a nontraditional approach to classroom instruction. It’s an initiative that is catching some positive attention from, and outcome for ...

As a school based technology specialist, I’m sometimes asked what I think of interactive whiteboards. Should we spend the couple of thousand dollars to buy some? Do they help students learn? Do they ...

Many schools and districts have invested heavily in interactive whiteboards (IWB’s) for their classrooms. But when these IWB’s reach their end-of-life and are ready for replacement, schools must ...

LG Business Solutions has launched a new series of interactive classroom displays, the TR3DJ series, available in sizes up to 86 inches. The new displays are designed for broad compatibility and come ...

Nowadays, many students have behavioral difficulties: lack of concentration, limited autonomy, incessant chatter, etc. What if part of the solution lay in the ergonomics and layout of a classroom?