TECH

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​New Scientist
Spy robot investigates the enemy and then melts into an oily puddle
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New Scientist
Roe v Wade: Are period-tracking apps still safe to use in the US?
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Inc.
From Instant Data to Truck Platoons, Here's How 5G Will Shape the Future of Transportation

Salon
Duke University to launch social media study on digital loneliness

Fortune.com
Why Wal-Mart needs its big boxes to win online

Salon
FAA wants to let drones fly over people, and at night

Wired.com
Skip an Ad? Not If You Picked It

GearBrain
Ringly is the iPhone Decoder Ring You'll Want to Wear

​GearBrain
The high-tech device hoping to win CES? Paper.

New York Post
Makeup goes for tech, not tucks

​Wired.com
Humans vs. Computers

Wired.com
Cassini Carnival: Coffee, Carrots and Clock-Watching
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OP-ED

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Quartz
Gluten-free is not a fad diet for us

School Library Journal
Siri, You're Stupid

GearBrain
Self-Driving cars are coming whether you're ready or not

School Library Journal
Why I'm Taking My Fourth Grader To See 'The Hunger Games'
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BUSINESS

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Inc.
4 Surprising New Ways Businesses Are Using Drones

Newsweek
The Kids In The Corner Office

Plum
The Battle Cry for Child Care

Fortune.com
Facebook wants to be your online bank

Fortune.com
Lions Gate doubles down on The Hunger Games

Daily Beast
Dashing an American Dream

EDUCATION

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K12-Dive
How to weave real-world phenomena into science lessons

K12-Dive
3 ways district leaders are adapting pandemic learning experiences

Education Dive
Teaching Students to Argue Begins With Self-Reflection

Education Dive
Amid coronavirus, educators learn to differentiate, add choice with tech

School Library Journal
Equity and Remote Learning: Strategies from 3 Librarians
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Education Dive
How to emphasize, teach and use computational thinking

KQED
You Decide: No Child Left Behind

School Library Journal
Where the magic happens: library maker programs

School Library Journal
The Early Bird: How Sesame Workshop is adapting to devices