Classroom

Through spellbinding stories laced with science, Sarah Albee explores the history of a topic that both horrifies—and fascinates—us.

While true crime is often associated with the prurient and the voyeuristic, a trio of new titles prove that the genre is far more nuanced.

Gear up for a cosmic experience on August 21 with these easy-to-access, digital resources.

From VR and mystery parties to STEAM projects and life-skills programs, these initiatives ignite curiosity.

Graphic creators' take on politics, from immigration to women’s rights.

Here's how two Brooklyn librarians are making storytime more inclusive.

These literacy-themed computer terminals feature digital games, storytelling programs, and more.

Following a year of retooling, the Amazon Inspire digital library reopened in public Beta this week. Offering a familiar, filtered Amazon search/shopping interface, Inspire allows educators to discover, download, curate and share Open Educational Resources (OER). Over the past year, Amazon Education has been working with groups of educators, including the Maryland State Department of Education and the […]

Over the course of the past couple of years, I’ve become particularly fond of a few Chrome tools that I consider too good to miss.  These would be handy across the board, but especially in Google Classroom and Chromebook environments. Here’s a rundown of nine of my favorite discoveries in no particular order: 1. Google Keep is […]