Digital Learning Now! Grades States on Ed-Tech Policies
While only six states earned an A or B on the ed-tech advocacy group's report card, 152 laws were passed in 2012 to support digital learning. Read Full Post >
While only six states earned an A or B on the ed-tech advocacy group's report card, 152 laws were passed in 2012 to support digital learning. Read Full Post >
Digital tools can help tackle achievement challenges, financial constraints, the changing demographics of the teaching force, and the demand to keep up with technology, concludes a report from the Alliance for Excellent Education. Read Full Post >
The construction of SETDA's State Education Policy Center may signal a new focus for the organization. Read Full Post >
A new report suggests schools create data backpacks and learner profiles—sets of digital information that will follow students from year to year to better inform teachers of their learning needs. Read Full Post >
But is the mention of digital education reforms alongside school choice measures a bad thing for the image of Digital Learning Now? Read Full Post >
Check out a state-by-state directory of events or tune into a webcast of a national town hall meeting. Read Full Post >
The first day of its kind will be observed on Feb. 1, 2012, but will it be productive Read Full Post >
In the space of an hour, Gov. Bob Wise gave investors in educational technology everything to hope for, while economist Richard Sims gave them everything to fear. Read Full Post >
The need, says the brief from the National Education Policy Center, is exacerbated because online instruction is growing fastest in locales where oversight is lowest. Read Full Post >
Picketers Thursday protested a conference hosted by Bush's education foundation a day after the former Florida Gov. appeared with Wise on Piers Morgan Tonight. Read Full Post >