The goal is to get students thinking about information visually. This infographic describes some strategies and approaches educators can use to employ infographics in the classroom.

“In some cases, they are unfamiliar with certain resources, but more often, they worry that personal devices will become an unwelcome distraction.” For more on the 21st-century classroom, look at the ...

Want to learn more about how the integration of technology is changing the face of learning in U.S. classrooms? Check out the infographic below. And remember, the next time one of your students or ...

According to the infographic, students feel more at ease asking questions and expressing doubts when they’re online rather than in a crowded classroom or lecture hall. 2. They can collaborate easily ...

Depending on where they live, however, many children will still have to spend long hours in the classroom during the sunny weather. Primary and lower secondary schools in Chile have the most ...

If you decide to try this infographic in your classroom or at home, we’d love to hear about it. Leave us a note in the comments or, if you prefer to reflect on the experience, submit a guest column.

One interesting aspect of the report is the amount of time teachers actually spend "hands-on" in the classroom every year ... The following infographic provides an overview of the annual hours ...

Undoubtedly, everyone understands the importance of projectors and PowerPoint presentation in the classrooms, but this time, all these stuffs seem little obsolete. As the modern technology advances, ...