​The Rollerphone, which looks and acts like a normal wrist watch, has a pull-out transparent screen that is good for making and taking phone calls.

EDU 2.0 is a modern, easy-to-use cloud-hosted learning management system that makes it easy to deliver online education.

A Belgium-based research team has discovered that a slow connection between where the brain stores the auditory building blocks of language and where it processes them may be the cause of dyslexia.

A new psychological test is helping researchers understand how the human brain decodes letters to read words.

Researchers at the University of Washington have designed a computer-interfaced drawing pad that helps scientists see inside the brains of children with learning disabilities while they read and write in real time.

AT&T is currently pilot testing a new service on their teleconference system that translates speech between languages in real time.

Ivy Guide is a new pen translator in the concept stage that may help make learning a foreign language easier.

​Since the beginning of the 21st century, the issue of how to teach children to read most effectively has become a subject of debate in American education.

We’ve recently blogged about how ChromaGen Lenses are not in themselves a treatment for dyslexia.

There have been many more disconcerting pieces in the news cropping up about the "effectiveness" of the lenses as a treatment for dyslexia, such as this one over at Fox News.