Huawei's research partnerships with U.S. universities come under fire
June 20, 2018
Members of Congress call on Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to investigate possible spying and theft of intellectual property and technology.
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States assess their future plans with Questar after online testing delays
At least one state — Tennessee — plans to hire a different online assessment provider following outages earlier in the year.
Microsoft acquires classroom video platform Flipgrid
Flipgrid, used in more than 20 million classrooms around the globe, will now be free for schools.
Higher ed must get smarter about its relationship to workforce, report says
Colleges should adjust teaching methods to better align with future workplace skills, according to a report from Pearson and the nonprofit JFF.
Homework gap is equivalent of only giving some students textbooks, governor says
Washington's Jay Inslee is looking for answers on expanding broadband access.
New AP computer science course sees 50 percent growth in second year
The Computer Science Principles course is a boon because it approaches the subject from a creative, multi-disciplinary view, officials say.
How two states are tackling the shift to digital education
While Idaho uses a structured review process for instructional materials, Pennsylvania has evolved organically to use digital educational content.
ISTE's updated computer science standards will reflect a 'new era' of the discipline
Educators and edtech specialists are encouraged to provide feedback on the draft of computer science standards until July.
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