EdTech: The New Normal

From 'Islanders' to 'Townscaper,' a handful of titles are designed to soothe your frazzled brain with minimalist, puzzle-like calm.

It's almost inevitable that social media forces us to see ourselves as objects—so why not opt out of the human image?

History repeatedly demonstrates how difficult it is to decisively declare that a pandemic is over.

Educators insist the trends are not alright, and social media is to blame.

Millions of school and university students will begin physically attending classes for the first time in 18 months starting Saturday despite a recent surge in coronavirus in the pandemic's fourth wave.

Catch up on the most important updates from this week.

Sure, you can settle for the default presets, but even small changes can mean better performance – or a much better gaming experience.

Celebrate, renew, or activate your school's commitment to digital citizenship.

The problem relates to something called BGP routing, and it took down every part of Facebook's business.

California's K-12 students will be required to get the shots once the vaccine gains federal approval for different age groups.

Check out our list of the best free 3D design software for beginners, advanced, and professional users available right now.

Want a portable digital typewriter on which you can scribe without being constantly pinged by the internet? This is it.

Every one of us who has taken to the internet to find a job has felt the same dread and uncertainty. While the information super-highway connects us with more opportunities than job seekers of past…

Viral evolution is a long game. Here’s where scientists think we could be headed.

If you ignore new releases or your massive backlog to return to that one comfort game after a long day, don't feel bad about it. You're not alone.

Egypt has recorded the highest death toll from coronavirus in over three months as the country grapples with its fourth wave, with cases rising since the beginning of September. The news come

Researchers are struggling to figure out why people don’t get their Covid shots, and what language might persuade them. Saying “You gotta” seems to work.

Outdoor spaces have been a boon to the continuity of teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering a solution to safety and social distancing concerns. But they also hold potential for new pedagogical approaches that can improve the student experience. 

Building your own computer is a lost art—one due for a revival. We go over the process, from hardware recommendations to instructions.

The newest version of Microsoft's desktop operating system is here.

Something that surprised us was how active online students were in terms of asking questions about their instruction.