Voice-activated devices like Amazon Alexa and Google Home have arrived in classrooms, and they’re beginning to shape schools’ approaches to preparing students for the future of work, as ...

When incorporating student choice in the classroom, you may encounter a teacher who says, “students don’t know what they want.” This, in some cases, can be true.

When privacy expert Bill Fitzgerald tweeted about a conversation in which an Amazon representative said that the company’s voice assistant devices are not intended for classroom use, it got over 40 ...

Boosters of voice technology will also have to make their case to educators, some of whom are already reeling from heated debates about whether the use of gadgets in the classroom is helping kids ...

Voice technology has become a familiar presence in the home, but now it’s on the verge of making a breakthrough into the classroom. Around one in four U.S. households now have a smart speaker ...

The technologies found in Siri, Alexa and other voice assistants have a job to do — to understand adults who speak clearly and predictably — and, for the most part, they do that job well.

It’s not with books, it’s from voice acting. Let’s face it, ... Academy after school literacy program, something Davis teaches to help kids become better, confident readers in the classroom.