By popular demand, the tool allows teachers to batch download hundreds of code repositories with a single click.

The project, SC Codes, will offer beginner-to-advanced curriculum in coding for K-12 students and professionals considering a career change.

The new course uses IBM's already freely available zero-to-blockchain curriculum, but will be taught by Wake Tech professors.

The investment will act as "seed money" for the K-12 association and will be distributed over three years, Microsoft officials said.

This fall, Apple will deploy iPads to all 10,700 first-year students. It follows a small but successful pilot this year that involved about 130 students.

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

During a much-anticipated event in Chicago, the tech giant revealed a tablet that supports Apple Pencil, teacher apps and 200GB of free storage.

Oculus, Digital Promise and a United Nations campaign have partnered on a program to empower students through immersive technologies.

During the CoSN annual conference, Goodwyn talked with EdScoop about how new ownership will change the company and help it grow.