Open Education: What Can K-12 Learn from Higher Ed.
K-12 open education advocates face many of the same challenges as those in postsecondary institutions. Read Full Post >
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October 18, 2012
October 17, 2012
A Guide to Creating Collaborative, Open Textbooks
South African organization Siyavula details how it produces collaboratively authored, open textbooks for K-12 students in that country. Read Full Post >
October 17, 2012
Fighting for Open Access and Data
John Willinsky, a professor at Stanford University, described his work advocating for open data and access for academic and educational purposes. Read Full Post >
July 31, 2012
Connected Educator Month to Launch With Virtual Conference
Here's what you need to know for the three-day event featuring five keynote speakers and 11 panel discussions. Read Full Post >
July 02, 2012
Q&A: McGraw-Hill Schools Head Talks Common Core, Company's Future
McGraw-Hill's Dan Caton predicts the viability of the Common Core and talks about hot educational technology trends. Read Full Post >
June 27, 2012
Microsoft Announces Move Into Cloud Services for Schools
Company's Office software will be available for free in the cloud to schools, raising its classroom competition with Google. Read Full Post >
June 25, 2012
How Can Federal Education Policy Promote Ed Tech? Or Should It?
At annual ISTE conference, administrators, policy experts, and politicians debate the federal government's role in putting technology in classrooms. Read Full Post >
June 22, 2012
Ed-Tech Industry Goes on (Huge) Display at ISTE Conference
Annual gathering of the education technology association offers look at the status and future of the industry. Read Full Post >
June 05, 2012
At Publishers Conference, Differing Viewpoints on Changing Industry
With publishing industry changing, stakeholders debate how free content and new products will determine its future. Read Full Post >
May 22, 2012
News Corp., Not Wireless Generation, Is ALEC Education Member
News Corp. is member of education task force for controversial group, but education software company it owns is listed on agenda. Read Full Post >
