Across the country, a heated debate continues about the role of technology in the classroom. This is an age-old argument, which often goes something like this: Reliance on technology hurts ...

Disparate perspectives about the use of technology in the classroom have become commonplace in higher education discussions ... This type of behavior is rooted deeply in a phenomenon many educators ...

they learn at a deeper level – a level that helps them retain the course material beyond the classroom. I am not saying that I won’t ever change my mind about technology use in my history ...

William Wendt is an 84-year-old professor who defies the stereotypes that older faculty members resist technology in the classroom. He prefers texting on his iPhone 6 to sending email, and he ...

This article is more than 10 years old. Technology plays a primary role in my teaching, but I rarely turn on the computer that makes the classroom “smart.” Occasionally, I project the class ...

The ‘Teachers’ Dream Classroom Survey,’ sponsored by online education resources provider Edgenuity, was conducted to better understand technology use in the classroom and how it impacts the ...

But that still leaves plenty of room for disagreement on whether technology should play a major role in the classroom itself—that is, whether teachers should rely on digital tools for a ...

Technology in the classroom has made students better collaborators, but not necessarily better writers, a new study says. The survey by Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project found ...

I banned laptops in the classroom ... old-school method. Other colleagues have wished for a “kill switch” that would allow an instructor to disable the local wi-fi connection. This technology ...

While more educators are using technology in the classroom every day, there is no monolithic way that teachers are implementing new forms of learning, according to a study from Columbia University ...

Faculty have access to high quality instructional technology equipment for teaching in classrooms including digital projectors, microphones, audio and video recording, web conferencing and more.

In most large classrooms, turning the projector on will lower the screen automatically In some large classrooms the screen can be lowered using controls on the touch panel In smaller classrooms, pull ...