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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
- SETDA names new executive director
- Wanted: More IT workers
- New NGA boss pushes school, tech reforms
- Stating the case for SIF
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Budget News
- Budget woes continue to plague education
- Duncan floats school turnaround plan
- Benton: Universal broadband a necessity
- Obama taps Arne Duncan for secretary of ED
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Business News
- Blackboard works on Google integration
- Schools give Windows 7 favorable reviews
- Google to launch site for selling books online
- Companies help schools survive swine flu
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Community
- Free digital resource centers coming soon
- Communication is even more important during tough times
- Teens honored for their science prowess
- School, district web sites lag behind competitors
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Conferences
- Experts: Copyright law hinders scholarship
- Panelists: Tech can help bring innovations to scale
- Colleges axing student eMail accounts
- T+L speaker reveals keys to innovation
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Curriculum
- Teaching students with autism
- Nanotechnology program targets schools
- Latest NAEP math scores show mixed results
- New model for arts education emerges
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Funding
- Grant creates shared digital library for Georgia's colleges
- Laid-off IT pros head to the classroom
- Stimulus funds give students greater access to online classes
- Schools make their case for broadband grants
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Legislation
- ED announces new tech chief
- Court: Public-records law covers 'metadata'
- Bill Gates helps shape education policy
- FCC moves closer to net neutrality
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Litigation
- Protecting kids or free speech: Where to draw the line?
- Judge sets deadline for new Google book deal
- Advocates warn of voting-machine 'monopoly'
- Hearing for Google books deal postponed
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Multimedia
- Technology helps bring district's report alive
- Comcast, Discovery team up to extend learning
- ED announces student video contest
- Obama's speech to students sparks controversy
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NCLB
- Thousands team up for 'Read for the Record'
- States to design own plans for fixing schools
- Ed-tech groups give candidates a wake-up call
- Summit: Save STEM or watch America fail
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Research
- Study: 2 in 5 teachers 'disheartened' with profession
- Colleges axing student eMail accounts
- Online courses often pricier for students
- Students starting to flock to Twitter
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Safety & Security
- Protecting kids or free speech: Where to draw the line?
- Teens sue district in suggestive pix flap
- Schools step up web-safety instruction
- Educators share H1N1 preparedness plans
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School Administration
- Educators focus on dropout prevention
- Is personal eMail subject to open-records law?
- Gmail outage won't dissuade colleges
- FCC probes iPhone-Google app dispute
