Education Ecosystem, a leading platform for project-based learning, is excited to announce the launch of its new web app, "Education Ecosystem 3.0," in Q1 of 2023. The latest version of the web app comes with a range of new features and UX enhancements that aim to deliver a more intuitive and streamlined learning experience.

Students, teachers, and mentors can apply online starting 2/21. Learn more about our innovative education model by attending our first Information Night on 2/21 from 5-8 pm.

Education Nonprofit Granted Funding From Bezos Family Foundation to Expand Project-Based Learning Model to More Rural Schools and Districts in Texas

Education Ecosystem is a project-based learning platform that teaches students how to build real products in areas such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, cybersecurity, data science, game development, and programming.

New Tech Network announces Attwood New Tech Magnet School as the winner of the 2020 Best in Network Award

New Tech Network announces New Tech Academy at Wayne High School as the 2020 winner of the Best in Network Award

More than 1,100 youth-led activities are planned in all 50 states and 60 countries. Anyone can get involved at GYSD.org. Many service activities can be done virtually or at home - from helping meet immediate needs caused by the pandemic to choosing an at-home activity for your family to organizing a virtual project that engages others.

Project-based learning has reached new levels of engagement and teacher facilitation thanks to a new partnership between Project Pals and Eduscape.

Innovative School Model Focuses on Career-Ready Skills

Burke High School Educators Amelia Little and Edgar Johnson Honored at National Education Conference

New Tech Annual Conference highlights teachers, leaders, and launches new book on the power of school networks

Leader Patrick Gallucci is recognized at the New Tech Annual Conference.

Tom Vander Ark and Lydia Dobyns author new book, "Better Together," to showcase the power of school networks in education innovation.

Donna Drago, Principal at Napa Junction Elementary, Awarded Susan Schilling Legacy Award

Students Graduate from NTN High Schools at a Rate Nine Percentage Points Greater than the National Average

Katherine Smith Elementary School is cited as exemplary school in the New Tech Network

Estad, a new innovative school, launches its revolutionary "Do Learn" program today using innovative challenge-based learning techniques. The goal of Estad is to help students discover and explore their passions while engaging in academically integrated content to develop entrepreneurship opportunities. The Estad program will offer middle school students interactive "Do Learn" programs such as developing an online magazine, programming drones and becoming a virtual stock market investor.

Abilene Christian Univ announces research findings from 2010-11 mobile learning program, ACU Connected. ACU Connected finds time efficiency, increased independence, engagement and enhanced communication are mobility and education emerging themes.