Technology
Braille tablets and other new tech may help visually impaired children truly engage in e-learning.
With a little know-how, you can score more funding for your program through an asset-mapping project. No, it's not the same thing as needs assessment.
Our fearless reviewer—who just happens to be SLJ's Librarian of the Year and a maker queen—canvassed the entire Javits Convention Center in Manhattan to find the most exciting innovations coming out this year.
How a high school librarian turned turn "uncool" database lessons into a fun, challenging, and competitive game.
Five user-friendly apps that, when used together, allow students to creatively express their learning.
Resisting the urge to jump right in to creating a STEM program is smart. Here are three great examples to illustrate what you should do instead.
Building contraptions inspired by the inventor and cartoonist teaches students about physics, problem-solving, and cause and effect.
The New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF), the largest such event for kids and teens in North America, runs this year from February 26 through March 20. Think of the NYICFF as the movie equivalent of the Bologna Children's Book Fair.
The deadline to get in the running for a spot as a presenter at EdmodoCon 2016—and win a free trip to California—is March 16.
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