Apple is bringing some significant updates to several of its education apps, led by a new Schoolwork 2.0 for iPad and Mac, reports CNET. Schoolwork is Apple's app that allows teachers to distribute ...

Students and teachers can start using Schoolwork today. Apple’s free Schoolwork app, which lets students and teachers collaborate on school assignments, is available now. Schoolwork makes it easy to ...

With schools out in many locations around the United States, teachers and parents alike are looking for alternative ways to keep students occupied. Now, the coronavirus pandemic has boosted Google ...

Within Chrome, choose Classwork, then View Your Work to access your assignments. Google Classroom: 8 answers to common questions Your email has been sent Recently, teachers shifted classes from ...

Apple this morning launched Schoolwork, a free app for teachers that was first introduced at Apple’s education event in Chicago back in March. The cloud-based app allows teachers using iPads in the ...

It’s like The Magic School Bus, but virtual reality It’s like The Magic School Bus, but virtual reality is a reporter who covers the politics and power influencing the tech industry. Before joining ...

Millions of classrooms throughout the U.S. and internationally have begun adopting computerized apps (e.g., ClassDojo) to provide students with rewards and punishments as a part of classroom ...

You can add students to your Google Classroom via email or by sharing an invite link or class code. You can invite students to join a Google Classroom on your desktop computer or mobile device via the ...

Apps are often a great way for educators to leverage classroom mobile devices and engage students in different concepts. And by now, “there’s an app for that” certainly rings true in most situations.

Google Classroom, an online learning and submission platform used by schools, has been spammed with one-star reviews on the App Store. Many of the reviews seem to come from students who have issues ...

Smartphones and tablets have quickly become a permanent part of students' daily lives. Kids up to 8 years old spent almost an hour a day on mobile devices, Common Sense Media reported last year. And ...