Education is at a tipping point, according to a new e-book featuring 35 industry experts: people will have much more control of how they learn information.

In the most attended session in its timeslot, Chad Udell and Dr. Clark Quinn, Ph.D., discuss five myths of learning at DevLearn 2013.

A Texas library lends only e-books, digital magazines and electronics in an effort to give more people Internet access.

Companies are working to provide Internet access among young people in developing countries so they may become proficient with digital technologies.

More than 90 learning and development professionals from across the United States joined leaders in mobile, social and informal learning.

Mobile learning is learning at the point of need, and the ultimate point of need is a disaster. Use your phone to help you prepare for and make life easier when disaster strikes.

Positions for iOS and Android developers, project managers and QA specialists are open.

Get ready to handle all of the new devices that will hit your organization's network later this year with Float's report covering BYOD and more device policies.

Scott McCormick previews his Training Conference session on Feb. 3.

Let them. The real problem isn't accessing social media or using devices for personal reasons. Rather, it's about making sure they're still achieving the tasks and goals expected of them.