Time for the Supreme Court to End FCC Indecency Censorship
Invalidating the FCC's indecency rules doesn't mean the government can do nothing. But our Constitution requires that government focus on helping parents -- rather than choosing for them.
Invalidating the FCC's indecency rules doesn't mean the government can do nothing. But our Constitution requires that government focus on helping parents -- rather than choosing for them.
Suren Ramasubbu | Posted 10.25.2011
Students can make the most of their commute to school with one simple tool: a smartphone or mobile device such as an iPad. These devices allow students to be more effective learners than any generation before.
Suren Ramasubbu | Posted 08.06.2011
There is something happening in K-12 education. A movement. A revolution. A paradigm shift. Call it what you may, but something is changing for sure. ...
CNN | Allison Gilbert | Posted 08.02.2011
Teacher Terri Reh wants parents to monitor their children's entire educational career online. "I post all my students' responsibilities, their curren...
Suren Ramasubbu | Posted 07.31.2011
Mobile learning blends traditional pedagogy with technology to reach every child. The question is not if your child should use a mobile device in school, but how to do it safely.
Dave Taylor | Posted 11.17.2011
It's our job as parents to keep them safe and to protect them when they do get into dangerous situations; whether it's that cruel gossip queen in their class or that wave of unknown kids they've just friended on Facebook.
Jason Alderman | Posted 11.17.2011
If your preteen child hasn't hit you up yet for a cell phone, you're among a rare breed indeed. A recent study by the Kaiser Family Foundation found t...
Suren Ramasubbu | Posted 05.25.2011
In order to produce gaming machines for kids, learning tools for schools, and devices attractive to parents, Apple has no choice but to position itself as the gate-keeper to the App Store.
Berin Szoka | Posted 03.12.2012