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At least nine universities are set to be featured on a new Amazon series that opens campuses to a wider audience through its video streaming service.

Teachers expressed dismay after the Amazon Education company announced plans to “wind down” its personalized math and writing solutions.

Special report: Changes in policy, perception and technology are propelling Indiana, Michigan, Utah, Washington and other states to build digital libr

Special report:​ Voice command platforms from Amazon, Google and Microsoft are creating new models for learning in K-12 and higher education — and renewed privacy concerns.

Candice Dodson describes the work Indiana has done to promote openly licensed digital resources during an interview with EdScoop TV.

Under Emrich’s leadership, “accessibility for all students” has become a major theme in statewide meetings, conferences and events.

Blackboard and ACT’s OpenEd are collaborating to deliver free, openly licensed materials to school districts.

Dodson introduced and implemented a program to make virtual school days part of the state’s academic calendar.

The publishing tool that got the tech company in trouble over a year ago is now back and easy to use.

The content repository offers tens of thousands of downloadable educational resources. The “upload and share” feature is expected to follow soon.