Technology

Examples of assistive technology for the classroom include sip and puff systems, enlarged keys keyboard, and signaling devices.

Today, any definition of digital prints should include advanced algorithms, big data, location data, and new global privacy laws.

The wide range of tool palettes in UPDF helps teachers highlight and annotate. Users can also remotely grade assignments and leave…

While it sounds sleek, futuristic, easy to organize, and environmentally friendly, the reality is that paperless classrooms aren’t simple.

Let parents that local public libraries usually have internet access. Also, consider coffee shops and bookstores that offer it for free.

Physical travel doesn’t exclude using technology. We rarely go anywhere without our smartphones and other mobile devices nearby.

Discover tools to help with writing and improve academic performance. These essential writing aids every student can use.

From using integrations like Google Draw to adding comments and requesting assignments, let’s a look at tips for using Google Drive.

From Terry Heick