Google Apps for Education no longer exists. It’s now Google Workspace for Education—four tiers of connected tools for teaching, feedback, and collaboration across schools.
YouTube for Kids is a child-friendly app that curates age-appropriate content for various age ranges.
Britannica Digital Learning, in partnership with Pear Deck, has introduced new interactive activities to its social studies platform.
Actors Theatre of Louisville announces opportunities for actors and new play supporters to participate in the 43rd Humana Festival.
Google recently announced that it is discontinuing support for Google Inbox in March 2019. Kind of a bummer but also not really a big deal.
According to an October 17, 2018 report by the ACT, performance on the standardized test by high school students in the US continues to fall.
The Library of Congress digitized hundreds of hours of motion pictures that will be freely available on the National Screening Room website.
Google is looking for innovators who want to innovate across all elements of their transformation framework.
Google has announced the release of a new technology to map human genome sequences.
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death for young people, and this attempt by facebook is new approach to prevention.
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In an effort to give back to his community, Chance the Rapper has noticed a disparity and is working to improve his hometown of Chicago.
The Library of Congress Literacy Awards were created in 1977 by Congress to “stimulate public interest in books and reading.”
1 in 4 females in grades 9-12 considered harming themselves in the last year. The white female teen suicide rate has tripled since 1999.