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Tactics

Time Savers by Bill Burrall
Busy administrators can use these handy tips to maximize efficiency and stave off the dreaded time crunch.

Creating a Tech-Infused Culture by Harry Grover Tuttle
Making technology an integral part of the educational process takes more than smart purchasing — it requires a technology coordinator who will implement conscious strategies that encourage educators to get involved.

Every Last Penny by Sheila Riley
A surprising number of districts don't fully utilize their E-Rate funds. But for the School District of Philadelphia, the maxim, "Waste not, want not" are words to live by. Also: An E-Rate legislative update.

The Proof is in the Processes by C. Jackson Grayson, Jr.
Without effective decision-making and workflow processes, your district will be at a disadvantage when it comes to meeting NCLB requirements. Examining how you work is the first step toward maximizing your efforts.

Everyday Innovation by Michael Simkins
Fostering innovation in your district takes a concerted effort. From changing routine to sending educators to technology conferences, help propel your district toward frequent innovation.

June 2006
Volume 26
Issue 11
June Issue

Tools

Making it Click by J.T. Hanley and Paul Jackson
They may look like TV remotes, but personal response systems could usher in a new era of instructor-learner interaction. Find out what happened when a pair of California educators put six of these products to the test.

Can You Hear Me Now? by Mark Smith
Studies show that wireless sound reinforcement systems can raise test scores, improve classroom discipline, and help keep teachers healthy. Learn how these simple systems can work in your district.

Best New Administrator Tools by Susan McLester
T&L's editor takes a look at five products set to make an impact on school administration.


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Case Study: Learning With Tablet PCs
By Kenneth Collura
The portable and versatile Tablet PC, along with some specialized software, proves its worth in a rigorous academic setting.

10 Smart Ideas for Using a Smartboard
By Amber Price
Some innovative ways to keep the rest of the class involved and engaged at their desks while their peers use the Smartboard.

Tips to Manage a 1:1 Learning Initiative
By Todd Bryant
One laptop per student is a great idea, provided you can manage it; here are some helpful techniques and checklists.

Plus: Be sure to check out daily blogs by ed-tech experts Miguel Guhlin, David Warlick, Terry Freedman, Wesley Fryer, and David Jakes.


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