Stepping Up Education, Enforcement on E-rate Provision?
Has a recent investigative report spurred the Universal Service Administrative Company into action? Read Full Post >
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May 09, 2012
April 10, 2012
Educational Ratings For Digital Content Launched
Common Sense Media has started its rating system with 150 reviews, and some 800 more are expected by the end of the year. Read Full Post >
March 26, 2012
Social Media Director Hired at LAUSD Among First in K-12
Stephanie Abrams, a former TV reporter for CBS in Los Angeles, will head the district's increased forray into Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube interaction. Read Full Post >
January 30, 2012
What's Up for Digital Learning Day?
Check out a state-by-state directory of events or tune into a webcast of a national town hall meeting. Read Full Post >
January 20, 2012
Virginia, Kentucky Endorse EverFi Digital Literacy Program
The curriculum created by online critical thinking educators EverFi will be available free to schools in both states wishing to participate Read Full Post >
January 12, 2012
Apple Education Event Rumored to Be About Textbooks
But, per usual for the company, little else is known about the nature of the announcement, slated for Jan. 19. Read Full Post >
December 30, 2011
The Five Biggest Ed-Tech Themes in 2011
In case you haven't read every single Digital Education entry during the last 12 months, here's a wrap-up of what we think were the five biggest ed-tech themes of 2011. Read Full Post >
December 23, 2011
Holiday Season Ed-Tech Wrap-Up
If your travels, shopping, and mindless web surfing are in danger of regressing, consider these ideas. Read Full Post >
December 19, 2011
Is Microsoft's So.cl the Start of Something Bigger?
Designers of the new pilot social network say its intentions are to facilitate education and nothing more. Read Full Post >
December 13, 2011
SETDA's Levin: Digital Classrooms Sooner Than Later
Levin says today's elementary students are likely to graduate high schools where digital content is the norm, not the exception. Read Full Post >
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