Bullying migrates to the web and cell phones
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that school bullies are increasingly using technologies like the web, cell phones, camera phones, blogs, eMails, ... Read more
Month: October 2004
Online learning expands options for Maryland’s students
The Baltimore Sun reports that online courses are enabling Maryland schools to offer students a broader range of courses. Students ... Read more
Funding, integration top tech challenges
Integrating technology into the curriculum and ensuring there is sufficient money to achieve that goal are the top two ed-tech ... Read more
La. district gets $2.5M grant to reopen 21st Century Learning Centers
The Slidell (La.) Sentry-News reports that the St. Tammany Parish School Board, in Covington La., will reopen its 21st Century ... Read more
Number of young adults who invest is rising
USA Today reports that more and more young people are investing and saving money at at an earlier age than ... Read more
All eyes on learning right to end of T+L²
Educators who traveled to Denver for the 2004 National School Boards Association’s 2004 T+L² conference were treated to three days ... Read more
Forbes Magazine’s tech list snubs Kansas University
The Lawrence (Ky.) Journal-World reports that Kansas University (KU) is “making strides with technology” despite being left off Forbes Magazine’s ... Read more
Researchers tap business school students to sell inventions
The New York Times reports that, thanks to the technology-transfer law of 1980, more and more universities cashing in on ... Read more
School board considers establishing a student database
The Sentinel, of Carlisle, Pa., reports that the Mechanicsburg Area School Board may vote Nov. 9 to spend nearly $80,000 ... Read more
Speakers call for creative approaches
A clear theme began to emerge Thursday at the National School Boards Association’s T+L² conference in Denver–school technology has come ... Read more