The district's new academy will open enrollment this fall. Experts in virtual learning weigh in on what makes a successful student and program.

An Army National Guard program blends recruiting and disaster training, letting students use AI-powered Google glasses in a virtual reality simulation of life-like crisis scenarios.

This project was designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice in online early childhood education.”— ...

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On the morning of Feb. 5, assistant teacher Hannah Pirami sat next to Jazzy, a 3-year-old patient at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, in Jazzy’s room. Through a video call, Jazzy joined an in-person ...

New Jersey students still have traditional snow days. Some state lawmakers, however, want remote learning days to count toward the 180 school days.

NEW HAVEN — Albertus Magnus College students will get to use virtual reality in the classroom thanks to a historic gift from an alumna and her husband. Carol Gutoski Ditkoff, a 1967 Albertus Magnus ...

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ALLENDALE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (ABC 4) — At Allendale Middle School, students and educators are transforming the science classroom using hands-on engineering activities in virtual reality, robotics and ...

Research and Michigan educators say AI detection software meant to catch cheating students isn't effective. Educators are instead coming up with other ways to grade and assess students. Students in ...

ELIZBETHTOWN, N.C. (WECT) - Kristen Parker, a teacher at Emereau Bladen Charter School, would like to start a drumline at her school. The 6th-8th grade teacher says her students are excited about the ...

Sophie Leonard rolls out of bed in her pajamas most mornings, anywhere from 8 to 10 a.m., before she starts school at her desk across the room. Leonard, 17, likes to begin with art class — it’s fun — ...