Is there a free speech crisis in America’s colleges?
Republicans continue to step up the culture war rhetoric and claim that there is a college free speech crisis. By...
University of the People shows how accessible education could look in the future
One of the more low-key but compelling talks at SXSW EDU this year was about a new kind of University....
Grading ChatGPT: How to get students to work with AI
Buried in a panel called Learning in the Age of AI and Technology at SXSW EDU, Paul Kim, the Chief...
The majority of teachers are already using ChatGPT for their jobs
And about 30% of students use it too. According to a memo from Impact Research, most teachers use ChatGPT already....
Digital Game Based Learning with Dr. André Denham
Gamification has long been a buzzword in education but studying the ways to make games truly useful is becoming more...
The Patent Office has a paid-for summer internship program for teachers
The US Patent Office has an internship for STEM teachers from July 16th - 21st 2023 where they will educate...
6 Questions to ask people when they try to sell you their EdTech Product
SXSW EDU starts today in Austin, Texas, and with any education convention comes dozens and dozens of people trying to...
5 things to check out on Monday at SXSW EDU
This is the first year we will be covering SXSW Edu and we are looking forward to some fascinating seassions....
US News & World Reports is stepping into college admissions advising
US News & World Reports, a company mostly known for its divisive ranking of colleges and graduate schools, has just...
Tuition sharing agreements, an update
Almost nine months ago, the Government Accountability Office asked the Dept. of Education to more closely monitor the revenue sharing...