Technology
The results of the nation's first Technology and Engineering Literacy (TEL) student assessment are in, and here's what they reveal.
Public librarians across the country share their savvy advice on improving communication with some of their most important customers—teachers.
Spell your name with emoji. Draw a snowflake. Create an Angry Birds game. Download Hopscotch and start coding these and other projects in minutes.
The 4T Virtual Conference on "Data Literacy: Creating Data Literate Students" will take place July 14–15 and focus on teaching high school students statistical literacy, data visualization, and how to use data in arguments.
A field trip to the days of Davy Crockett may sound like something Ms. Frizzle cooked up, but it’s now possible—at least virtually.
It all began when a high school librarian had an idea. Add a senior who just happens to be a programming whiz, and the rest is digital history.
Science gets a rap beat in "Mental Abnormalities," a student's adaptation of the musical's opening number.
We are having tremendous success with our Teen MakerSpace at The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County (OH) and are very excited to see the teens in our community using the space and learning new things. We have learned that certain items are more popular than others, with the button makers and 3D […]
Artistic remix influences kids’ creativity on almost every level. Here's how, and why you need to understand it.
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