Using a computer can be more convenient when working or just learning a topic. Both forms of writing have their pros and cons. I had 70 students participate in a survey in our school.

Whether it's a smartphone, earbuds or an Apple Watch, students are using tech to cheat in class. Here's how teachers try to stop it. Best tech deals 🛍️ $3,500 iPhone possible?

Cornell College Assistant Professor of Statistics Tyler George and one of his classes have taken part in a newly published study exploring how a unique computer game created a research experience that ...

It turns out computers are everywhere. One might even be sitting on your desk. Amazingly enough, some students actually bring computers to classrooms! Now that's "Technology in the Classroom!" In fact ...

Singer and Ivory, in their Nov. 4 New York Times article, made a major mis-speak: "... there is little rigorous evidence so far to indicate that using computers in class improves educational results." ...

Students in Computer and Information Science classes have reacted positively to the increasing adoption of the Structured, Active, In-class Learning Initiative, also known as the “flipped classroom” ...

In 2013, girls accounted for 18.6 percent of computer science exam-takers, Hispanic students 8.1 percent and black students 3.7 percent. Locally, there are signs of both the problem and new interest.

With more classes transitioning to online this fall because of the coronavirus pandemic, colleges and universities are increasing efforts to provide students with computers, WiFi hot spots and ...

There are large differences in what devices black, white, and Hispanic students use at home. Forty-five percent of white students report using a computer at home on a daily basis, compared with 30 ...

TEALS has helped bring computer science skills to more than 93,000 students over the past 12 years, operating in 31 states, Washington, D.C., and British Columbia, currently involving more than 700 ...

In 2021, about 5 percent of high school students, nationwide, were enrolled in a computer science course, according to the 2021 State of Computer Science Education report.

In 2023, more than 2,000 students took AP computer science but none got funding for the exams because there wasn’t enough in the state’s incentive fund. Colorado does have some positives.