A Boomer’s view of Student Debt
Student loan forgiveness has been in the news again recently with the White House announcing $5.8b additional student loan debt...
Justin Reich on Learning Loss, Subtraction in Action, and a future with much more disrupted schooling
Justin Reich is an education and technology researcher and the director of MIT’s Teaching Systems Lab. He hosts a podcast...
Esports could help re-diversify a shrunken curriculum
Esports and schools feel like a pretty strange fit. Regular sports have always gone with schools, but adding esports still...
People aren’t flipping out for flipped classrooms like they used to
Flipped learning, a new strategy for teaching that flips the traditional idea of classroom lecture followed by homework on its...
Mixed Reality in the Classroom: 5 Revolutionary Learning Experiences
We are entering a period where Mixed Reality (MR) is becoming more and more common. At E3D News, we have...
Exponential Destiny
Earlier this month we attended Augmented World Expo, AWE and one of the most interesting companies was Exponential Destiny. Exponential...
Apple Previews $3499 Vision Pro Mixed Reality Headset
At E3D News we are very interested in AR as it relates to education. At Apple’s keynote address at the...
AI News Roundup
Everyone, including people in education, should keep an eye on what is happening in AI. AI has the potential to...
For GRE-Maker ETS, standardized testing is no longer enough
Educational Testing Service (ETS), the organization behind standardized tests like the GRE and the Test of English as a Foreign...
Paper Tutors lays of 15% of its non-tutor staff
In a recent message to employees, Paper CEO and founder Phil Cutler announced the company's decision to “restructure” (lay off...