Satellite tracks students’ school bus trips
A small New Jersey school district may be one of the first in the country to employ satellite technology that ... Read more
Month: September 2001
Distance learning goes 3-D with Teleporter
Distance education in a Texas school district is about to enter a new frontier, as students soon will see their ... Read more
Analyst recommends software switch in wake of Nimda attacks
As the insidious Nimda worm continues to wreak havoc on Microsoft web servers worldwide, an analyst with an influential high-tech ... Read more
Geography studies flying high in Montana
Students in Montana soon will have free access to the same space-based tools professional foresters, engineers, and mapmakers use to ... Read more
Experts: Terrorist Attacks Unlikely To Affect Ed-Tech Funding
Although the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States have shifted the country’s focus to security and the war against ... Read more
eSN Exclusive: New eRate Boss reveals changes
In an exclusive interview with eSchool News, the new eRate chief—who will oversee $2.25 billion in telecommunications discounts for schools ... Read more
Because Kids Don’t Come With Instructions
KinderStart.com is an index-directory of information about parenting, pregnancy, child development, health, education, learning activities and the wide range of ... Read more
District’s $50K ‘piracy’ settlement leads to policy changes
In a case that might serve as a warning for district administrators and technology coordinators from coast to coast, a ... Read more
Bennett’s K12 Inc. targets kids in grades K-2
Educators and others got a first look this month at the offerings from K12 Inc., the Virginia-based company led by ... Read more
Michigan’s teacher laptop experiment begins
As schools across Michigan gear up for a new school year, there is a difference in the classroom: Most of ... Read more