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It’s clear that today’s students rely heavily on electronic devices even when they’re not incorporated in the classroom. In one survey of college students, 38% said they couldn’t even go 10 minutes without switching on some sort of electronic device.
By Tim Sohn07/11/11: Excent, based in Roswell, GA, has released MyGraduationPlan 2.0, updated e-learning curriculum software for K-12 that allows special education students and parents to get more involved in their individualized education plans…
We’re still hunting for our shoes after an extraordinary week in Philadelphia. Before we start posting ISTE recaps, here’s a series of “short reports” from Sensible City’s flagship production of the week: TEDxPhiladelphiaED…
It’s not so black & white, as Dr. Pisecco so eloquently explains. Hat tip to eSchoolnews for this double-length video interview with Stewart Pisecco, CEO of Psychological Software Solutions – shot at TCEA 2011.
A recent cut from our rapidly evolving multimedia practice… and our first project for a new client, Triple Nickel Press. Introducing “The Ball” by Todd Whitakre.
Courtesy of the Wall Street Journal: Textbooks: The bane of students from kindergarten through Ph.D. programs. They’re heavy, unwieldy and, especially in college, a major expense. In the “year of the tablet,” Inkling aims to change that.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, May 2-6 2011, Livescribe and Qtopia are hosting social media promotions and giving away classroom technology prizes for educators.
As difficult as it may be to imagine, the day may come-and soon-when textbooks are obsolete and no longer extensively used in the Carmi-White County school system.
Local elementary school students are learning in a brand new way. Teachers now have instant access to student comprehension data, before moving on to the next lesson.
“Over the past six to eight weeks, the improvement in the overall view of everything they are doing has just been tremendous. It only makes them better.” says Marty Harrington of Gray Elementary School.
Schoolnet, the leading provider of data-driven education for K12 school districts, has been named a finalist for the 2011 CODiE Awards for the 7th year in a row.
ARDMORE, OK– The Plainview School District is taking your child’s education high tech using interactive technology that allows students to be more involved. Meredith Saldana takes a look at this unique system.
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