Corrected: An earlier version of this article used an incorrect title for Maud Abeel. She is a director for Jobs for the Future. A robust STEM education is becoming increasingly important as more jobs ...

Young kids from across the area are discovering the excitement of coding, which is essentially computer science made ...

Long before she considered herself a computer game designer, Maria Elizabeth Cvetanoski understood the power of curiosity.

The president's executive order would push AI education in K–12 schools; the idea gets support from education experts, but raises concerns about how early students should learn about the technology.

The world of cutting-edge technology moves quickly, and the future of jobs is hard to predict, but one thing is for sure: it will be written in code. Apps, websites, and video games play a huge role ...

Technology’s effect on children’s social skills and well-being has caused a lot of hand-wringing over the years—and parents’ and educators’ concerns have only grown with the pandemic as students have ...

During lunch recess at Arnott Charlton Public School in Brampton, Ont., girls tinker with coding small, colourful LED ...

Technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, touching even the smallest hands-those of our children. But when it comes to kids, we aim for more than just mindless entertainment. That's ...

Julie Chami Lindsay does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations ...

Online learning isn't a new idea. It's rooted in correspondence courses. Back in the late 1800s, postal mail services powered learning and communication platforms. Today, it's all digital, with ...