The new tool at Arizona State University now allows downloads of digital course materials in screen reader, braille, MP3 formats.

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Pearson says the new technology will be used to help educators develop more personalized course instruction and feedback for students.

The new mobile app is "bringing everything together" for students' convenience, said university leaders.

The company says its technology, used in many top learning institutions, will be improved and expanded to include support for additional languages.

The benefits of technology are often publicized, but educators are increasingly questioning whether student surveillance is getting out of hand.

The program, in its fifth year, is a joint effort between CoSN and EdScoop to recognize emerging leaders in the K-12 edtech space.

The new creation tools allow students to build visual narratives and engage with learning on a deeper level, one teacher told EdScoop.

The parks agency says it's reached a milestone in sharing the state's natural beauty, all without anyone needing to leave their desk.