A new monograph details how six school districts are re-examining their technology policies and practices to allow the use of blogs, wikis, and social networks for educational means. Read Full Post >
A report issued Thursday finds that while principals believe social networking can enhance learning, they are unsatisfied with social networking policies. Read Full Post >
More parents than ever are taking away cyber privileges, or "digital grounding," as a form of discipline in situations where their parents might have taken away the old Dodge. Read Full Post >
Facebook is suing a yet-to-be-launched social network called Teachbook over the use of the suffix "book" in their name. Read Full Post >
The social networking giant is suing a fledgling and yet-to-open teacher networking site over the use of 'book' in it's name. Read Full Post >
Often ignored is the Web's potential to reshape the study of history and other humanities. Read Full Post >
Lee County Public Schools in Fort Myers, Fla., recently released new guidelines on how teachers can use social-networking sites. Read Full Post >
We've seen a few interesting ed-tech stories pop up in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Texas this week. Read Full Post >
A new study by the College Board and the National Writing Project links teachers' classroom use of Web 2.0 tools with improving students' writing skills. Read Full Post >
Students long out of school track down former teachers on Facebook to share their thanks. Read Full Post >
