The beit midrash and the classroom will always be the principal sites of transformative Jewish study; it will just look a lot different tomorrow than before.

Humanity is currently engaged in a massive, civilization-sized project to digitize all knowledge; among the more successful projects is the digitization of Jewish knowledge.

David Zvi Kalman explores the absence of a religious technological ethic and how we might go about constructing one.

That there is a place where the two sides can listen to one another feels both like a miracle of modern technology and also an ancient, nearly lost art.

The surveillance state is a deeply threatening and immoral structure for human social existence. It’s here now.

The quintessential encounter with Torah may be a set of tablets, finite and concrete, but in the digital age, the sea of Torah is more massive and more present than ever before.