Last week I highlighted a few of the ways I’ve gone paperless at conferences. Continuing on that theme, I want to share a few tips for going paperless in the classroom. Or at least for using less ...

Grover C. Furr III, an associate professor of English at Montclair State University, works in a bricks-and-mortar classroom, but the Internet has transformed how he teaches literature. Interactive ...

As I close in on the final weeks of the school year, I'm buried in research papers, projects, and data--yet I can't help but feel slightly nostalgic for the early months of the school year. It’s ...

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High school students in Emily Straub's junior American literature class will go "paperless" this semester, using computers to get assignments, read some text and listen to audio. Straub said she's ...

What began as an expanded use of technology in Salem County classrooms has expanded to district administrations, as local boards of education move to paperless meetings. Officials say the move is ...

As the new school year approaches, we're taking a look at the shift towards a paperless classroom. Google is one company trying to help create classrooms without pencils or notebooks, or excuses about ...

Most people have heard of the as-yet-to-arrive paperless office—but a paperless classroom? Students at one school in Tennessee have practically jettisoned their hefty textbooks in favor of the online ...

Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi described the provincial department’s introduction of tablets and smart boards replacing textbooks and chalkboards for matric classes in mid-2015 as “changing an ...

Next week a new semester begins, and I enter a classroom again very much as I have done so the past three decades, the first meeting always accompanied by a feeling of expectation and dread.