Technology has forever transformed the game of professional baseball. Jobs in data and advanced analytics, software engineering, virtual reality (VR), media technology and information security are all available in Major League Baseball (MLB). But even “non-tech” jobs require an understanding of how this list of technology tools work.

Smart doorbells are one example of smart home technology. Anything with a screen or buttons requires people working on user experience and user interface teams to optimize how people interact with the product.

Beat Builders is a collection of educational lessons from CompTIA Spark in which middle school students write their own music as an engaging way to help teach digital citizenship, as well as tech skills such as coding and app design.

There are many notable examples of high-profile people, ranging from actors, authors, singers and scientists, who may have never found their career path if it wasn’t for a teacher that saw their talent and helped them during these years when they were exposed to new subjects and experiences.

From weather reporters to the team that flies airplanes through hurricanes, one thing these professionals have in common is the use of the latest technology.

Did you know that middle school teachers can have 20x more influence on a student’s education than their class size or socioeconomic status? We’ve collected this and other interesting stats about middle school teachers.

Employers increasingly value skills over IT degrees and you don’t have to be stuck at a desk to have a successful tech career.

The history of the internet is important to understand how technological advancements, investment and collaboration and teamwork can impact the world. These resources will be helpful as you guide your students through this fascinating subject.

A roundup of recent news for educators from CompTIA Spark: Career exploration in high school, why women remain underrepresented in tech, how technology education changes career choices and tips on integrating technology into your classroom.

See real testimonials and learn about the benefits of using CompTIA Spark curriculum from one of our early adopters, an award-winning STEM school in Grapevine, TX.

Cannon Elementary, a GCISD STEM school in Grapevine, Texas, uses CompTIA Spark curriculum to fill an important educational gap with its focus on middle grades, which is a critical point to engage students and open their minds to future opportunities.

While most of us can claim to be digitally literate, how many of us can take it to the next level and own digital fluency? Can your middle school students?

The more that teachers can demonstrate how tech is used in real life, the more middle school students will be interested.

It's National Hispanic Heritage Month and we're recognizing Hispanic tech innovators.

A roundup of recent news for educators from CompTIA Spark: Al Pacino Mentions His Junior High Teacher; enabling teachers to teach technology; STEAM experimentation; hands-on learning; high school student perspectives; the future of tech talent.

The CompTIA Spark Cybersecurity unit was designed to help middle-grade students understand the importance of protecting data and how security works.

Whether you’re starting your first year of teaching or your third decade, these online resources selected by our educator experts will give you a wide range of new activities and ideas.

A roundup of recent news for educators from CompTIA Spark: Girls of Color Break Into the Tech Space; K-12 Computer Science Curriculum Essentials; Girl Scouts to Explore the Future of STEM; Alternative STEM education; Momentum Building for Computer Science

Browse this curated list of top-rated podcasts for educators to learn more about—and listen to—some favorites for helpful tips, trends and insights on educational topics.

A timeline of the evolution of technology at the Olympics. The vast changes over the years are an important reminder of how much — and how fast — innovation occurs. The tech we use today won't be the tech we use tomorrow, emphasizing the need to introduce students to tech concepts and skills.

Tech professionals work behind the scenes enhance the Olympic experience for competitors and fans alike. They are also at the forefront of their industry, have been preparing for years, and possess the dedication, passion and team spirit to develop — and run — the technology that will power the Olympics.