Month: October 1999

School districts in Ohio are among the first to use a new electronic system that could drastically reduce the amount ... Read more

The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has awarded $135 million in grants to train 400,000 new teachers in the use ... Read more

Anytime 300 lawyers agree something is a good idea, you’d better bar the door and hide the silver. But as ... Read more

Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. That’s what I’ve always been told, anyway. I can remember my mother ... Read more

Data projectors and bright presentation machines—they’re the overhead projectors of the 21st century classroom, projecting an image from the teacher’s ... Read more

In 1995, the Alexandria City Public Schools in Virginia launched a bold technology initiative to ensure that its students would ... Read more

Students with reading problems may benefit from new software developed by Cognitive Concepts Inc. of Evanston, Ill. Called “Earobics” because ... Read more

A few years ago, a colleague and I presented a session titled, “The Five (Not-So) Easy Pieces of Technology Integration” ... Read more

This personal computer just released by Gateway is priced at less than $1000 and will be heavily marketed in the ... Read more

Ace Software, of Grove City, Ohio, is a leader in internet-based administrative software. Visit Ace Software’s web site: http://www.acesoft.com (800) ... Read more