IT Futurist

Disabled student uses new tech

Hardware

A New Device Could Help Students with Disabilities Navigate Technology

For K–12 students who can’t use hand- or voice-activated assistive tech, the tongue-operated MouthPad could be revolutionary.

Illustration representing quantum computing

Classroom

Why K-12 Schools Must Invest in Teaching Quantum Computing Today

Artificial Intelligence student on laptop

Software

Could the Disruptive Power of AI-Generated Images and Videos Impact K–12 Learning?

NFTs for K–12 education on a mobile phone screen

Internet

What are NFTs, and What Role Can They Play in K–12?

K–12 student using VR headwear

Classroom

The Metaverse Is Already Here, and K–12 Schools Are Using It for Education

Students looking at hologram of helix dna

Classroom

Holograms Add Depth to Remote Classes

Student sitting at laptop with AI chatbot on the screen

Classroom

Chatbots Allow Educators to Delegate Repetitive Tasks and Focus on Teaching

A single VR actuator on a hand

Classroom

VR-Compatible Device Mimics Human Touch

Content Filtering Technology at work

Internet

AI-Powered Content Filtering Adds New Protection Powers

SpaceX's Starlink uses low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology to provide internet access in faraway areas.

Networking

A Final Frontier of the Digital Divide: Getting Wi-Fi to the Most Remote Areas

people waiting for temperature scan

Hardware

Want to Enter a School Building? Get Scanned First

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