The Power of Technology in Social Innovation Education
A cross-sector initiative aims to develop 21st-century skills in secondary school students—highlights from a recent survey.
A cross-sector initiative aims to develop 21st-century skills in secondary school students—highlights from a recent survey.
Public and private schools are failing to give children in India a good education—we need an alternative approach.
Engaging communities of learners in massively open online courses to use their knowledge—and numbers—for good.
Mobile broadband will revolutionize learning networks around content delivery and workforce development.
Many programs targeting low-performing students rely on data that doesn’t indicate a real understanding of impact on students’ lives.
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Online education is already changing the way people learn all over the world, but is it reaching the populations that can benefit most?
A slippery slope: from good-willed private philanthropy in support of public goals to a system in which private goals predominate.
Tech education and the power of opportunity—a report from the Social Innovation Summit.
Armed with robust shared measurement systems, national nonprofit networks are well positioned to scale promising and proven programs.