As the world becomes an increasingly digital society, the nation’s schools are entering a new era of accountability, and this has changed our expectations of school superintendents.
Schools leaders have come to rely on computing devices and the internet to engage students’ interest, track their progress, personalize instruction, and understand how technology works and how it can transform teaching and learning.
On this page, eSchool News editors have compiled resources that we hope will help you, as a school leader, learn how to best use technology to strengthen your district.
A technology incentive program that is reducing the dropout rate and closing the digital divide; an online-learning program that has solved the challenge of declining student enrollment: These are some of the many accomplishments of...
January 28 2010 / Read More »
Skillful leaders are able to articulate their vision clearly and inspire their communities to action—and the winners of our annual Tech-Savvy Superintendent Awards epitomize this idea....
January 28 2010 / Read More »
Finalists in the American Association of School Administrators (AASA) National Superintendent of the Year competition met to discuss ways that districts and the federal government can transform education....
January 14 2010 / Read More »
Education leaders in the United States must work to close the digital divide and ensure that all students have access to top-notch technology, while at the same time using technology not just for technology's sake,...
December 16 2009 / Read More »
"Innovation" was the watchword at the National School Boards Association's 2009 Technology + Learning (T+L) conference last month in Denver.
Keynote speaker Frans Johansson, author of The Medici Effect, kicked off the annual education-technology conference Oct....
November 14 2009 / Read More »
Meet 10 of the nation's savviest ed-tech leaders...and learn more about our groundbreaking awards program.
