Micah Ward

College graduates are now booing commencement speakers praising AI. Digital literacy initiatives at the K12 level can help.

Applications for District Administration's Top EdTech Products Awards are now live. Here's what we're looking for.

Nearly 42 percent of recent graduates are working below their skill level, a direct cost of inadequate career guidance.

Washington may become the next state to ban cell phones for the entire school day. However, policy alone won't fix the issue.

Amid nationwide budget constraints, one issue remains a point of contention between superintendents and their staff: compensation.

The Los Angeles Unified School District will ban screens for students below second grade in response to pushback against harmful tech use

The responsibility for vetting these "seamless" AI tools frequently falls on overwhelmed IT departments who may lack pedagogical expertise.

Teachers won't trust a tool they don't understand, says one technology director. Here's some advice from the field.

Employee health insurance benefits consume nearly one-third of operating budgets in 92% of school districts, new research suggests.

Access to AI-powered tutoring alone can't guarantee enhanced learning outcomes. In fact, students prefer working with a human.