This multimedia project will help students develop an understanding of and appreciation for people from other cultures.

The console’s “Disneyland Adventures” game does far more than transport students to the theme park.

Various K–12 leaders weigh in on how infrastructure as a service has made their lives easier.

E-Rate veterans explain the key mistakes that educators make when applying for funding — and how to avoid them.

Tablets, interactive whiteboard displays, printers and software combine to make teaching and learning more integrated and engaging.

Schools are taking notice of the buzz surrounding Google's wearable tech gadget.

Ease of deployment and management, plus lower costs, make Meraki’s cloud-managed network infrastructure an appealing alternative for schools with limited staff and budget.

Education, capacity and ingenuity are needed to successfully go Chrome.

Chromebooks are a hot commodity in K–12 for good reason. Here are a few of the device's advantages.

A district superintendent and attorney detail the challenges that can derail a school’s effective use of social media.

This convertible device is a worthy choice for mobile users both inside and outside the classroom.

This handy accessory and its companion app allow teachers to use their tablets as document cameras and interactive whiteboards.

Beyond fulfilling online testing requirements, infrastructure upgrades allow districts to pilot new programs.

VDI gets the latest education apps into the hands of teachers and students.

Educators detail how they’re putting a new learning space design paradigm to work in their schools.

Every day brings dozens of new apps to the mobile landscape. Districts that have launched apps of their own detail how and why they did it.

Awareness and support aren’t widespread, but school leaders are forging ahead with their preparations, nonetheless.

An integrated UC and collaboration solution improves teaching and learning for increasingly mobile users of all ages.

The new superintendent explains how and why the Open Book portal came together.

The 2012 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair winner explains why science education matters.