Students, seniors switch spots in classroom
Students at Pangburn High School in Arkansas wrapped up a series of computer classes recently-as the teachers, and not as ... Read more
District Management
Cutting Through the Chaff for Network Administrators
The Northeast Regional Technology in Education Consortium (NetTech: http://www.nettech.org/tc/) has created the Educational Technology Coordinator web site to try to ... Read more
Report gauges pluses and minuses of online learning
A report on the findings of a year-long study released in January by a group of professors at the University ... Read more
Give your web site a spring tune-up
Let’s face it. When it comes to the information highway and school communications, there’s a lot of road kill out ... Read more
Improve School Board Communication by Going Online
School boards can improve their interaction with concerned parents and teachers by posting the minutes of each meeting online. Not ... Read more
Judge blocks grade penalty for student’s porn browsing
Pending an appeal of the punishment, a failing grade given to an Alaska honors student because he accessed a pornographic ... Read more
Be wary of grade-letter sanctions for computer mischief
Computers in schools are wonderful educational tools. But educators are quickly discovering that the new technology creates disciplinary problems as ... Read more
State bills would punish libraries if kids see internet pornography
Lawmakers in at least two states this year will consider bills that would punish libraries for making pornography available to ... Read more
Judge finalizes $2.1 billion Toshiba laptop settlement
A federal court in Beaumont, Texas, has finalized a $2.1 billion settlement in a class-action lawsuit accusing Toshiba Corp. of ... Read more
Distance Learning Can Open New Doors at Urban Schools
Urban schools can use computer technology to create successful distance learning programs that serve the needs of teachers, students, and ... Read more