Articles by Meris Stansbury
Originally from Ohio, Meris graduated from Kenyon College in 2006 with a B.A. in English Literature. After graduating, she became the Education Program Manager for The World & I, a monthly educational publication based in D.C., and joined the eSchool News team as Assistant Editor in July 2007. Now Associate Editor at eSchool News, Meris covers the current issues in ed-tech, and manages video news at eSN.TV. Topics she’s most interested in include school reform, global education, and emerging technologies.
Rise of the next digital divide: Women and the web
A first-of-its-kind report gathered data from thousands of women in developing countries to shed light on the lack of women on the web. On average, 25 percent fewer women than…
Aerohive Wraps Up Successful Year with Rapid Expansion, New Funding, Prestigious Award Wins and Significant Customer and Channel Growth
Sunnyvale, Calif. — Jan. 8, 2012 — Aerohive Networks, the pioneer in controller-less Wi-Fi and cloud-enabled enterprise networking, today announced 2012 to be a banner year for the company. In…
Nine templates to help educators leverage school data
Educators and administrators are collecting an enormous amount of data about the progress of their students and schools. Now that this information has been collected, how can it be used…
Five common misconceptions about today’s students
It seems that every generation has a few gripes about the younger ones. But are there misconceptions specific to today’s students?…
Acer’s TravelMate B113 Notebook Series: The Perfect Everyday Learning Companion
Slender, Robust and Ideal for Education Environments, the TravelMate B113 Is Now Available for U.S. and Canadian Customers With Windows 8 Pro and Windows 7 Operating Systems SAN JOSE, CA–(Marketwire…
More training is key to better school data use
Schools and districts have come a long way in gathering and analyzing data to help boost student achievement, but according to a new report from the Data Quality Campaign (DQC),…
Projecting success
A way to measure color brightness, new and easy ways to share content from mobile devices with the whole class, and the emergence of interactive projectors are some of the…
How accessible are Google Apps?
Technology, often associated with helping to make life easier and more accessible, isn’t always as usable for some as others, accessibility researchers say. And with Google Apps quickly becoming a…



