The ed-tech software company Illuminate Education will pay the states of New York, California and Connecticut a $5.1 million collective settlement after it failed to safeguard a large swath of student ...

On a return flight from Tokyo to Detroit, I impulsively downloaded the Duolingo app. As a professor of education practice, I had just attended an educational technology conference and was inspired by ...

After years of chasing growth through mergers and acquisitions, the education-technology behemoth Anthology Inc. has more than $1 billion in debt and declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week. The ...

The U.S. education technology sector is facing pressure as tariff policies impact global supply chains, procurement budgets and company operations. Since the Trump administration’s wave of reciprocal ...

OpenAI's tools are coming to Canvas, the learning platform used by more than 8,000 schools worldwide, OpenAI and ed tech company Instructure announced Wednesday. Why it matters: OpenAI — like Apple ...

When the Federal Trade Commission announced this month it was taking action against technology company Illuminate Education over a massive 2021 data breach, it added to the list of government measures ...

LearnSci was created to improve scientific study through simulation and interaction, was given the award by His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant, Peaches Golding.

The way kids learn is changing, and the tools used to teach them are changing, too, due in part to the pandemic “This online learning is a way that not only meets students where they’re at and where ...

EdTech companies offering tutoring, literacy services and more spent nearly $900,000 lobbying in Michigan in 2024 and 2025, according to a Detroit Free Press analysis. Lawmakers acknowledged the ...

Lisa Haubenstock spent more than four years at Truckstop.com, where her most recent role was senior vice president of customer experience. She worked at Amazon before that. From the Puget Sound ...

Nobody expects to get sued for re-posting a YouTube video on social media by using the “share” button, but librarian Ian Linkletter spent the past five years embroiled in a copyright fight after doing ...