The Rappin' Mathematician presents a step-by-step guide to creating an academic rhyme.

Tap into these tips for finding environmentally friendly materials.

The most populous state is the first to take on this complicated initiative.

Stock useful, effective, and environmentally responsible products at your school without going bust or getting duped.

Seek out government, corporate, and nonprofit aid for retrofitting your school.

Tap into these tips for finding environmentally friendly materials.

The simulated shutdown of a Chicago school demonstrates that a swine flu outbreak or other emergency needn't infect the learning environment.

The key to efficiency and innovation in the classroom is using tech tools.

A team of college professors and K-12 teachers discovers how building video games can elevate student performance.

An online tool lets kids travel virtually on a historical train ride.

Can't find tech mentors? How about the ones sitting in front of you?

Teachers and parents can use virtual worlds to provide teens with the comfort and security to start new, healthy conversations about their looks.

Even as the national beauty obsession grows, a new virtual world has emerged to give kids another perspective about image.

Learn about Cameron's life in this in-depth interview.

Learn about Olivia in this in-depth interview.

Students fire off ideas for using digital tools to teach history and current events.

In these brief video clips, educators and others from around the country give lessons about specific technology and social-media tools you can use with your students. More to this story.

Educators emphasize that infrastructure must precede innovation.

Dylan creates flyers and brochures to post and pass out at school in an effort to educate students and the community about energy conservation and minimizing waste.

Teaching life skills such as high tech welding could be one antidote to the economic crisis.

There's more than just e-books to check out at the online library.

In the largely unsupervised digital world, youths set the rules.

Recent studies explore whether serious games affect students when they're offline.

The fluid, interactive nature of simulations makes them ideal for tackling complex subjects.

As alternative energy takes center stage, a national program teaches the science and power of the wind.

Students and teachers report on a digital high school's early progress and lingering obstacles.

A Texas program fosters young women's interest in science, tech, engineering, and math.

Setting up some guidelines for your blogging project can help it succeed.

A growing number of software programs and Web tools help educators teach academic English.

A 33-year teaching veteran explains how he joined the information age.

A tech coach tells how to bypass the hassle and get to the gold of digital lessons.

Pennsylvania remakes teaching through technology.

A glimpse at the opportunities and expectations for future workers.

Students often dread running laps, but they'll line up for dancing indoors.

Student-driven projects teach problem-solving, leadership, and twenty-first-century skills.

How teachers are working around overprotective content filters to use Web 2.0 tools in the classroom.

These online adventures emphasize student participation and standards-based curriculum.

A new online repository offers free, state-approved K-12 course materials and teacher development tools.

Once the scourge of classrooms, cell phones are now part of the lesson plan.

High tech devices present limitless ways to find the inner masterpiece in every student.

A nonprofit organization puts tech gear, lesson plans, and other free stuff in teachers' hands.

Members of the education community microblog about what they're doing.

Use the Web to find information and advice about understanding media.

Kids have always been bored in class; technology is just the latest diversion.

How radical innovation will change the way we teach and kids learn.

Teacher Louise Maine offers tips for using wikis in class.

A new generation of video games sneaks into assessment tools.

Educators offer guidelines for promoting good online behavior.

Simpler to build, less expensive to buy, self-activating machines will become indispensable teaching tools.

Five easy, practical steps toward better digital integration in your classroom.

A Tennessee school district gives low-income students computers and home Web connections.

Educators employ project learning to explore science and history together.

New devices are giving special-needs students opportunities they've never had before.

Schools get creative when untangling PC problems.

Be your own tech support: Get technology training from your computer.

How tech-obsessed iKids would improve our schools.

Some inexpensive tech tricks yield big classroom dividends.

Here are five rules for varying your teaching methods to help students learn more.

These digital resources, from interactive glossaries to lab simulations, help teachers engage students.

The British Library puts some of the world's oldest, most beautiful, and culturally significant books online.

Encourage student participation with accessible and engaging digital discussions.

Know what you can -- and can't -- download for the classroom.

A step-by-step guide to how children can develop a curbside electronics-recycling program.

Here are four steps to adding that je ne sais quoi to your language lessons via free Internet resources.

Virtual reality provides a shared online universe in which students can play to learn.

Young children use technology to monitor an ecosystem's health.

These user-friendly tools will keep you and your class inspired, inventive, and organized.

The number of real students in cyber classrooms is on the rise.

The Los Angeles Unified School District enlists MySpace-savvy students to reduce the dropout rate.

Teachers can create international-collaboration projects on a small budget.

A national program succeeds with student-directed labs.

A top teacher shares her enthusiasm for -- and tips about using -- interactive whiteboards.

Online teachers bring new energy and expertise
to the traditional classroom.

Using the power of the Web, tech-savvy teachers bring students closer to home.

New software that will soon be available to teachers and students enables sophisticated classroom presentations. Cost? Peanuts.

Sesame Street revolutionized education once. It's time for the YouTube era to do it again.

RSS feeds help sort out the new from the mold.

A blog is a tool for getting kids to think -- and type -- about what they're learning.

BibliOdyssey gives entrée to a gorgeous and idiosyncratic gallery of rare art.

High school students score with film soundtracks.

Computer Clubhouses offer underserved kids an after-school retreat for inclusive, hands-on learning -- from editing digital photos and producing their own music to building robots.

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Why teachers should embrace networking, and how they can use it to improve education.

The gizmo phenom also shines in class.