Google will offer more than 40 new types of Chromebooks for schools this year, alongside new features to its cloud-based learning platforms.

A $1 million program co-led by the Thurgood Marshall College Fund is designed to reach 20,000 students attending historically Black colleges and universities.

Google says it will consider completion of the Coursera-based programs, which begin this fall, the equivalent of a four-year college degree.

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

Education partnerships centering on online safety, etiquette and security are aimed at teaching kids to "be internet awesome" this month.

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A new portal for K-12 educators and administrators is designed to make it easier to find engaging tools that meet the most current privacy standards.

The University System of Georgia's Dave Nix explains how sharing resources and building new private partnerships has yielded big savings for K-12.

The course's launch is a testbed for a wider program the tech giant plans to roll out nationwide to support the computer science workforce.