Varying standards of evidence, cost-prohibitive nature of research and contradicting perspectives create a difficult balancing act for edtech companies to navigate, panelists said at SXSW EDU.

Many schools have turned to technology to prevent violence on campus, but some experts say human solutions work better.

From AI to blockchain, student experience to student data, education leaders head to Austin, Texas, this March to uncover the latest innovations.

"Learners as creators" and "mobile devices" will each top upcoming reports to be released by the Consortium for School Networking later this year.

Adult and technical, K-12, and early-childhood education are all finding heightened support from state leaders, policy analysts said at SXSW 2019.

Cast your vote for session proposals for the 2019 education conference in Austin. Among them is "What's Driving K-12 Innovation?" from EdScoop.

ISTE chief Richard Culatta and N.Y. Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia address lingering concerns about edtech at SXSW EDU.

Betsy DeVos and a panel of entrepreneurs highlight need for more agile ways to meet students’ needs.

In addition to spreading access to knowledge, the digital-focused education tools can help lower the cost of education for students, experts say.

HECVAT is less popular with vendors than it is with college and universities, but the vendors are coming around, Baylor CISO says.