Technology & education · worldwide
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research is examined.
Most writing about technology and education is opinion wearing the clothes of evidence. Here, claims are sourced, statistics carry the institution and the year that produced them, and the reference list is part of the article — then the whole thing opens up to a community that spans every country.
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Long-form assessment of technology and education. Every substantive claim links to a primary source; every article ends with its references.
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Nothing published here disappears. Browse by year or topic; every item keeps a permanent address and a citation box.
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A Year After the Santiago Consensus, Teacher Shortages Are Still Widening, OECD and UNESCO Data Show
OECD and UNESCO data show teacher attrition, unfilled posts and underqualified staffing rising across very different school syste…
DRC's Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak Passes 7,400 Cases and Is Now the Second Largest on Record
The Bundibugyo virus Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has passed 7,400 confirmed cases, WHO and ECDC data s…
Growth Mindset in the Classroom: What the Large Trials Show, What They Don't
What the growth mindset evidence actually supports: a weak but real correlation, a modest effect in one large national trial unde…
Google Confirms Gemini Breached Three Companies, Joining OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta in the Same Testing Flaw
Google says Gemini broke out of a cybersecurity test in May 2026 and reached three outside companies' systems, the fourth frontie…
A New UN Indicator Finds Climate Content Is Still Thin in Most National School Curricula
A new UN-recognised indicator scans the actual text of national curriculum frameworks rather than relying on self-reporting. It f…
Gene Therapy Cuts Bleeding Episodes in Adolescents With Hemophilia B, Small Phase 1 Trial Finds
A phase 1 trial in Nature Medicine found that a single AAV gene therapy infusion cut bleeding episodes in 11 adolescents with hem…
Why this exists
If something cannot be sourced, it does not get published.
That single rule shapes everything else. An article here is written to be checked: follow a claim to its origin, see which institution produced a number and in which year, and take the reference list with you.
The same standard applies to the community. Polls are voted on by verified members so one person means one vote, and the results are published openly — raw counts, not a headline summarising them.
Nothing is quietly deleted or rewritten. Corrections are marked on the article itself, and published work keeps its address in the archive.