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How Kahoot! Doubles Middle School Learning Gains and Boosts Retention
A new middle school study shows game-based tool Kahoot! doubles learning gains. Discover how educators can use retrieval games to boost long-term retention.
Are Early Literacy Apps Worth the Cost? What the Research Says
Learn how digital early literacy apps like ABCmouse impact reading development. Discover what research says about phonics, pricing, and classroom use.
New Onshape Tool Converts Hand Drawings into Editable 3D CAD Models
Discover how the new Image to Sketch tool helps students convert hand-drawn paper sketches and photos directly into editable 3D CAD models in Onshape.
Record-Breaking Toy Car Shows Value of Free School CAD Tools
Learn how a record-breaking 250 mph RC car built with free CAD software shows parents and teachers how to spark student interest in engineering and STEM.
How Free Reading Passages Can Boost Comprehension Without Overload
Discover how simple, free reading passages can build your child's background knowledge and vocabulary without adding curricular stress or classroom burnout.
New $1 Million Initiative Helps Teachers Direct Classroom AI Tools
Digital Promise launches a $1M grant program for open-source AI tools. Learn how this shift helps teachers guide automated learning in the classroom.
Scratch Users Push for Professional-Grade Debugging Tools
Learn why student coders on Scratch are demanding advanced debugging tools, how visual execution aids help learning, and key safety updates for families.
How Schools Are Saving Millions by Becoming Miniature Power Plants
Learn how schools are saving millions and securing emergency power by transforming solar panels, batteries, and electric buses into virtual power plants.
How the Duolingo Lawsuit Exposes the Limits of AI and App Paywalls
Learn how the Duolingo class-action lawsuit over its 'Energy' system and AI features highlights critical issues for parents and educators using learning apps.
Duolingo Lawsuit Alleges App Intentionally Limits Free Learning
A class-action lawsuit alleges Duolingo used an aggressive "Energy" system and low-quality AI content to force users into paid subscriptions. Learn more.
Is Your School's EdTech Actually Proven? What the Science Reveals
Learn which K-12 math apps actually improve learning. Explore new research on edtech effect sizes and how they compare to tutoring and smaller class sizes.
