Browse News Articles
Welcome to the eSchool News online news browser, where you can browse through more than 3,000 school technology articles to help you learn about curriculum standards and distance education, K-12 school funding, cutting-edge equipment and products for the classroom, management policies, school safety, and more.
Each article is organized according to nine topics, then sorted by title or date. The database is constantly updated to keep you informed about the latest K-12 technology trends. A new school technology story will be added daily! With so much new content at your fingertips, you'll be a better school technology decision maker.
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Association News
- Wanted: More IT workers
- New NGA boss pushes school, tech reforms
- Stating the case for SIF
- SETDA names new executive director
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Budget News
- Benton: Universal broadband a necessity
- Obama taps Arne Duncan for secretary of ED
- Editorial: Dollars and change
- Survey: College students struggling for loans
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Business News
- Educators mull Apple's latest announcements
- Apple goes green, launches free recycling
- Brothers take top spot in programming contest
- New standards to facilitate eLearning
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Community
- Communication is even more important during tough times
- Teens honored for their science prowess
- School, district web sites lag behind competitors
- Microsoft unveils career resource for students
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Conferences
- Clicks vs. Bricks
- New ed-tech standards for administrators
- Study: Students want more online learning
- Meaningful Learning Environments
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Curriculum
- Google Maps snaps views from college campuses
- New iPod rules touch off heated debate
- Report: U.S. students lagging in biosciences
- iPods help ESL students achieve success
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Funding
- Stimulus eases community college troubles
- Facing deficits, some states cut summer school
- Pa., Maine faced with ed-tech budget woes
- Scholarships for college dwindle as providers pull back their support
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Legislation
- Duncan to states: Don't slash school funding
- House panel explores ed tech's value
- Duncan: Use tech to leverage change
- Increasing class time fraught with controversy
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Litigation
- Cyber-bullying conviction could be tossed
- Former college QB battles video game maker
- Dueling curricula put copyright ed in spotlight
- Minn. woman loses music-sharing retrial
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Multimedia
- 7 million YouTube hits make kids' choir famous
- Digital games: Playing for learning and health
- Project makes digital video more accessible
- Firm offers video college tours
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NCLB
- States to design own plans for fixing schools
- Ed-tech groups give candidates a wake-up call
- Summit: Save STEM or watch America fail
- ED wants uniform dropout, graduation rates
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Research
- Students say using tech to cheat isn't cheating
- Lenovo to research tech's effect on learning
- WebNotes allows users to annotate web pages
- New search tool gives pause to some
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Safety & Security
- Microsoft tests free security software
- Schools could be clinics for swine flu shots
- WHO: Swine flu pandemic has begun
- Campus IT officials feel safer, but fear botnets
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School Administration
- Campus payroll project sees delays, more costs
- Stimulus funds to advance national standards
- School wants to halt athletes' dumb web posts
- Schools turn to hosted eMail to save money
