Could Free Resources Widen the Digital Divide?
The question is one that Harvard Graduate School of Education doctoral candidate Justin Reich is exploring in his research. Read Full Post >
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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 >
November 08, 2011
ED Launches Registry; Microsoft Takes Over TEACH
Arne Duncan has had ed-tech in his crosshairs this week, appearing at the launch of one long-awaited digital initiative Monday before putting another in Microsoft's control Tuesday. Read Full Post >
August 05, 2011
'Show Me' Your Facebook Friends, Internet Filters
A recently passed Missouri law that restricts social networking relationships between teachers and students making local and national headlines. Read Full Post >
June 27, 2011
To Be Tech Leader, Is 'Savvy' Necessary?
Principals here at the ISTE conference agreed that effective digital leaders need not be technology geeks, only willing learners. Read Full Post >
May 26, 2011
Social Media: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
State and local education leaders continue to navigate the murky waters of social media, such as Facebook and Twitter. Read Full Post >
April 04, 2011
eLearning Update: Increase in Smartphones, Online Ed.
The number of 6th graders involved in social networking has more than doubled and the number taking an online class has tripled, a study finds. Read Full Post >
March 28, 2011
More Details on Federal Learning Registry
Steve Midgley of the U.S. Office of Education Technology stopped by the SIIA to explain the project and give a timeline. Read Full Post >
March 21, 2011
Upcoming Tech Counts Chat
Join us here at edweek.org to talk about balancing innovation with accountability on Thursday at 3 p.m. Eastern. Read Full Post >
March 21, 2011
TeacherComplaints.com: Productive or Inflammatory?
One website collects and publishes complaints about teachers and schools. Read Full Post >
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