While moderate use of computer devices can have academic benefits, especially when they are used at home, intensive use is often correlated with diminishing performance, writes Michael R. Bloomberg.

A young person is exploring Jinli Street in Chengdu, China, but there’s a twist — it’s all happening from a classroom in Delaware. Souvenir shops and food stalls fill the street. She sees a panda doll ...

Cathy Ahrens, who teachers Honors American History and AP Government at Bettendorf High School, has been participating in a pilot program using Android tablet technology in her classroom, according to ...

College is chaotic. Between lectures, deadlines, and questionable dining hall coffee, having the right tools can feel like survival gear. That’s why so many students (including those who work with ...

Legislation filed Wednesday would bar North Carolina public school students from using cellphones at schools during instructional time. Senate Bill 55 requires school boards and charter schools to ...

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Background Teenagers widely use digital devices for information sharing and other daily activities. Their heavy reliance on smartphones and tablets may contribute to repetitive-use injuries of the ...