Author James Surowiecki explains how the decision-making ability of a diverse group of people is more effective than that of individuals.

Researchers say they've discovered educational benefits of social-networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook. At the same time, these sites are threatening some tried-and-true traditions of campus life.

Advisors to presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama discuss the candidates' views on education.

Internet "metering," touch interfaces, and cheaper iPhones are some of the latest technology trends with important implications for educators.

Here's more of our interview with new AASA Executive Director Daniel Domenech, who shares his thoughts on how schools can provide equal opportunities for all students

On the eve of his debut as executive director, Daniel A. Domenech gives eSN-TV correspondent Meris Stansbury the lowdown on his plan for revitalizing the 143-year-old American Association of School Administrators.

Charles Fadel, global leader of education for Cisco Systems, discusses the importance of teaching 21st-century skills.

The need for "tech-savvy" school leaders highlights this interview with Scott McLeod, a University of Minnesota assistant professor and one of 15 honorees of Cable in the Classroom (CIC), a cable-industry foundation.

In this interview, CIC awardee Tony Knapp, principal of a NASA Explorer School in Moreno Valley, Calif., discusses special activities that he and his staff are offering throughout the curriculum.

In this last of four segments, Helen Soulé, CIC's executive director, provides insights into issues and opportunities that concern her foundation as it seeks to strengthen ed-tech leadership.