WEATHERFORD — The news out of the UK generated headlines all week. A report in The Telegraph newspaper declared "schools are removing analog clocks from exam halls as teenagers cannot tell the time." ...

They're swapping them out in favor of digital versions. They're swapping them out in favor of digital versions. They're swapping them out in favor of digital versions. The times, they are a changin' .

UK sources suggested that schools there could minimize disruptions during standardized examinations by replacing analog clocks with digital versions in examination halls, because some students had ...

Our hacker [glgorman] sent in their submission for the One Hertz Challenge: an analog software clock for Microsoft Windows. I guess we’d have to say that this particular project is a work-in-progress.

Designing a good clock takes a lot of considerations. It’s not just hands, faces, and numbers anymore; there are also word clocks, electronic clocks, marble clocks, or water clocks, and just about ...

If you’re struggling with time management at work, you might benefit from a clearly visible analog clock. Why? Because although digital clocks are very good at telling us what time it is, they are ...

(WHDH) – Schools in the United Kingdom are removing analog clocks and replacing them with digital ones… because teachers say the students can’t read them. The Telegraph reports that teachers are now ...

Schools in Britain are throwing their hands up over kids who can't tell time on traditional clocks. Some U.K. schools are ditching analog clocks from test rooms because a generation of kids raised on ...

Despite smartphones and other technological advances, one object has withstood the test of time: the analog clock. Many of us remember learning about them in schools, between the "big hand, little ...

Despite an increasingly digital world, old fashioned analog clocks — the kinds with moving hands — can still be found in most American households in 2021, if not in great numbers. Seven in 10 ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Step into an elementary school classroom and you know it's time to learn. "Manners, numbers," said Pat Dean of Media. "Add, subtract," added Molly Greco. "How to read," said Sue ...