Susan Patrick, the president and the chief executive officer of the International Association for K-12 Online Learning, gave a fascinating talk at the Education Week event in Chicago on Thursday that drew connections between the four assurances emphasized in the federal stimulus package and the power of online learning. Her talk prompted many follow up discussions during other panels and informally during breaks at the event. We're really looking forward to next week's event in New Jersey, as well. Check out the Jersey panels and panelists here....

NBA star Antawn Jamison greets students at a D.C. public school to kick off a new grant program for multimedia projects related to science, math, and sports.

The filtering software that schools in China are required to use is causing computer malfunctions and raising security concerns.

The organization representing state technology directors has criticized the draft of the national assessment of technological literacy, which is scheduled to be administered for the first time in 2012.

Multimedia lessons for teaching about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks are unveiled.

Smart Ed-Tech Strategies for Tough Times, two live events sponsored by Education Week's Digital Directions in Chicago and Jersey City, NJ, will feature some of the leading thinkers on innovation in education.

A new report outlines the communication methods and policies in place at virtual schools across the country.

An archive of presentations from the annual Technology, Entertainment, and Design conference includes insights from some of the most creative and intriguing thinkers in their fields, including education.

It's Retweet Tuesday again, so take a minute to check out some of these great tweets.

With help from federal stimulus funds, public high schools in Idaho will soon have access to broadband Internet access.