Ed Farm's "Future of Learning Summit" in Birmingham brings together educators, technology leaders, and community partners to ...

I come to my fascination with learning and schooling, as most educators do, through deep life experience. I was a struggling learner in elementary school—a slow reader, a stutterer, a shy and ...

Episodic future thinking has become an emerging area of psychological research in recent years as an important factor in predicting learning behavioral engagement. Despite previous research has ...

As the world of work rapidly evolves, so must our approach to education. The traditional model of postsecondary education is increasingly under scrutiny, prompting a need for learning that's inclusive ...

It seems educators can’t turn on a device or have a conversation without AI working its way into the mix. But AI’s popularity is not without cause, given how often educators are reminded of how AI can ...

People vary substantially in their ability to execute daily skills. To determine the sources of such variability, most studies have focused on initial and online task performance, known to vary ...

Like so many things, the needs for workplace learning and development have changed dramatically this year. There has a been a shift from learning and development being seen as a nice-to-have to a must ...

In Part I of this series, I reflected on the journey that led Follett Learning to Future Ready Librarians® and why the time has never been better for librarians to transform their programs using ...

Investing in early childhood development (ECD), preprimary school education, childcare, teacher training, maternal health, and nutrition improves future learning outcomes and lifetime human capital.

Do you use a Fitbit or another type of technology to track your exercise? Do you find yourself trying to walk more after checking your daily steps? If so, you are taking advantage of reactivity – when ...