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Reviews, research, and relevant reads.

How to use students' immersion in technology to enrich their learning.

The director of the Office of Educational Technology envisions the day when broadband is universal and digital devices are available for every student.

Building an online presence is a literacy for our times.

How online reading discourages students from grappling with difficult content.

A look at instructional websites you will want to use with your students.

Why it's time to stop banning cell phones and start integrating them into learning.

… multitasking, PowerPoint, the downside of technology, and more.

What can prevent bullying inside and outside of school?

… all the devices technology leaders wish they had had when they were students.

Technology plans must be about people, not technology.

How to extend learning with your own class website.

The benefits of online learning, from a former skeptic.

High school computer science classes can propel students into promising careers.

Can we dodge those bullets—and use PowerPoint more effectively?

One-to-one initiatives engender enthusiasm but have mixed results.

Observing fellow teachers' instruction increases energy for change.

The key is choosing tools that align with the skills you're trying to teach.

Are there solutions for pervasive busyness?

Cognitive Surplus: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age by Clay Shirky

Plan now to write for Educational Leadership.

News and resources from ASCD.

Question contributed by Kate Long. Responses by Scott Herrmann, Dave Stovenour, and Andre Potvin.

How do we help students balance empowerment with responsibility?

Portraits of schools that use technology to teach students problem-solving.

Technology can transform the teaching of writing if we let it.

Digital portfolios help middle schoolers slow down and reflect on their work.

Kids unleash the power and passion of public service announcements.