Ensuring that students have access to the internet has been of paramount importance during the pandemic, technology leaders from two universities said during an online event.

Despite technical and accessibility challenges, many educational technology leaders said the coronavirus pandemic afforded them a chance to rethink models that've needed refreshing for decades.

With an unprecedented number of students taking classes online, senators urge their colleagues to fund expansion of high-speed internet for students as part of the latest COVID-19…

New survey results from Common Sense Media show that still some 12 million students in the U.S. lack access to broadband internet.

The new wireless is network is expected to reach the homes of approximately 5,500 students, providing new educational opportunities after school.

If created, the commission would funnel $20.4 million in subsidies to broadband infrastructure projects in underserved rural areas.

At the prodding of the Government Accountability Office, educational broadband subsidies could soon extend beyond school grounds.

Commentary: By rallying community members and thinking creatively, schools can connect more of their students to the internet.

"Like a focus group on steroids," a new initiative created by two education groups will provide online resources for remote communities.

The Digital Equity Act aims to expand internet access to millions more Americans, providing new opportunities to succeed in school and the workforce.