Education

World Mental Health Day is October 10. Explore the 2026 theme and how L&D can turn awareness into safe, practical workplace learning and action. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

What is educational inequality? Explore its causes, examples, racial and digital education gaps, and how L&D and EdTech can improve learning access. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Bans reward outdated skills. Grade judgment instead. GUEST COLUMN | by Chris Rohlfs In September, Los Angeles Unified disallowed student AI use across district devices for a year, and New York City Public Schools banned it through eighth grade. Similar moratoriums have been proposed in San Francisco, Seattle, and the Washington, D.C. area. In Chicago, school board candidates want to block it for teachers, too. These bans are as sloppy as the garbage they’re trying to keep out. Writing a passabl

Discover why AI rollouts stall after successful pilots and how L&D can drive adoption, build workforce readiness, and turn AI into business value. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

These photographs from the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest showcase Native Americans taking part in their respective tribal customs

Podcasts used to be something we would listen to just for fun. Now, B2B brands are realizing that podcasts can help them reach new buyers, establish thought leadership, and build trust. Learn how podcasts can be a machine to propel your company to new heights. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Key points: Students should be able to shift from passive consumers of information to active decision makers Decision Education: A new approach to driving STEM workforce readiness Critical thinking in the digital age of AI: Information literacy is key For more news on Decision Education, visit eSN’s Digital Learning hub In my classroom, I see students make rapid judgments about information they encounter online, but struggle to explain why they trust it and if it is trustw

One of the most common requests I receive from nursing students is for a more detailed study guide. At first glance, it may appear that students simply want to know what will be on the examination. However, after years of teaching prelicensure nursing students, I have come to believe that many are asking for something else entirely. They are looking for direction, reassurance, and help navigating the overwhelming volume of information presented in nursing courses.  Many students enter nu

Elon Musk remains one of the more powerful and controversial figures in business, science, tech and politics. He played a central role in the early days of the second Trump administration. Now, a new documentary is chronicling Musk's rise to power and embrace of right-wing politics. William Brangham reports.

At EDTECH WEEK NYC, StartEd’s Alan Todd gathers CEOs to rethink learning, leadership, and growth in the age of AI. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero ROOM TO THINK. For Alan Todd, stepping away from daily operations helps leaders “see sooner, act faster, reduce blind spots, and allocate capital better.” As AI reshapes learning and work, edtech leaders face growing pressure to show what their companies deliver. For Alan Todd, that calls for deeper thinking—and more candid conversations among peers. The

How can you tell if training is actually improving performance or just taking up time? Before launching a new course, think about what employees need to change and what could get in their way. Ingenuiti’s playbook helps learning leaders link these questions to business goals, make smart development choices, and keep people’s expertise at the heart of learning as they grow. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Cut through the AI-in-education hype. See where AI genuinely improves LMS analytics, adaptive experiences, and support — and where it's still a marketing label. The post AI in LMS: Practical Use Cases Beyond the Hype first appeared on EdTechReview.

Students are creative, but that resourcefulness can sometimes put teachers and administrators in a tough position. Every day, students use their school-owned devices to play games, watch videos and check in with friends.  While schools can try to block or monitor this activity, it’s a balancing act. Ideally, students should have enough internet access to research and discover while guardrails keep them safe and on task.  Content filtering is one of the ways districts ensure that students have ac

Explore why L&D needs stronger data governance to ensure learning data is accurate, reliable, secure, and useful for business decisions. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Pumpkins are popping up in grocery stores, costume fashion shows are filling living rooms, and maybe a grown-up ... Read more The post Free Halloween Coloring Pages for Kids appeared first on Khan Academy Blog.

Vivacity Tech PBCGreenville, SC, September 29, 2026 – – Vivacity introduced V Guide in January 2026 to provide the structured support IT leaders need to confidently manage Google while reducing strain on internal teams. Now we’re excited to release the FREE V Guide Learning Hub for self-paced professional development built for your whole district, from classroom teachers to IT and support staff . You’ll be able to master modern tools and real-world strategies on your own schedule, at

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Learn how L&D teams can use meaningful metrics to connect learning initiatives to business outcomes and prove measurable organizational impact. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Key points: E-Rate has been one of the most impactful programs available to K-12 education What E-Rate makes possible: Four lessons from our district Having E-rate insight can protect school tech For more news on the E-Rate program, visit eSN’s IT Leadership hub When people think about technology in schools, they often think about devices in students’ hands. What they don’t always see is the infrastructure operating behind the scenes to make those tools availab

Students enter Our Lady of Hungary Catholic School in South Bend, Indiana, for the first day of school in 2011. The new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit is expected to make private school choice possible for more families. Choice advocates are excited about the federal scholarship tax credit (FSTC) program, created as part of 2025’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” And understandably so: As the first nationwide federal K–12 choice program, the FSTC could potentially enable hundreds of thou