technology

Free Wi-Fi is coming to basketball courts, playground and seating areas in the complexes.

The initiative will offer app development workshops, technology and coding sessions, and more.

The school seeks to use technology to shape curriculum and prompt project-driven learning.

A new program called UrbanTech NYC will bring two new tech hubs to the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Midtown.

There is only one computer for every 10 children in nearly half the schools in the district. 

Female "Minecraft" players can learn more about the startup's technology at the workshop.

You've made your resolutions. Now DNAinfo is here to help you with the hard part: doing them.

Ada and Leo is a series of classes helping kids aged 6 through 9 learn robotics, circuitry and more.

"See Something, Send Something" app lets users report suspicious activities using their smart phones.

The exhibit at the New-York Historical Society shows how much of computer history started here. 

Much of the MTA's technology predates WWII, a new video shows.

Digital Girl, a new nonprofit aimed at encouraging girls to consider STEM careers, launched Tuesday.

De Blasio says his predecessor simply was not handing workforce development correctly.

From Hunts Point Avenue to Irvine Streets, organizers want to encourage startups to set up shop locally.

The center is a partnership between the companies Per Scholas and Manhattan-based Doran Jones.