Cover Story: Teaching to the MySpace Generation by Susan McLester
The digital native is constantly evolving. So how can educators keep up?

One-to-One in Alaska by Tom McHale
In a remote part of the Last Frontier, one school district has helped its students overcome geographical hurdles to expand their horizons and enrich their educational experience.

Product Guide
Projectors by James Careless
DLP or LCD? High-end or budget-priced? Before deciding on digital projectors for your district's classrooms, be sure to know what you need—and what you don't.

Reviews
Quickoffice 4.0 by Mark Smith
This handy productivity software for smartphones can help administrators and educators stay busy and effective.

What's New
LearningSoft's Indigo Learning System, Geneva Logic's Protect-On2 restoration software, upgrades to Plato's Straight Curve Mathematics Series and Kids Works Deluxe, and more.

Editor's Desk
The MySpace Gap by Susan McLester

News & Trends
The future of intellectual property, chipping away at E2T2, new dimensions to Second Life, highlighting the Web, and more. by T&L Editors

How To
Talk Is Cheap by Jeffrey Branzburg
Skype is a handy VoIP tool that can open new worlds to your students, increase staff productivity, and maybe even save your district some cash.

School CIO
This month's School CIO addresses wireless computing and preparing your educators for one-to-one implementation.

Sidebar: Preparing Teachers for One-to-One

Integration
Making Math Work by Harry Grover Tuttle
Technology can make tackling tough math concepts a little easier for students.

Bottom Line

• No Free Pass by Susan Brooks-Young
  Every district knows what it's like to see funds dry up. Keeping your budget on track means refusing to blindly approve any item.
• Grants & Contests by Susan Brooks-Young
  Funding, recognition programs, and resources.

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• How To Feed Yourself Information With an RSS Feed by Amber Price
  Follow these few simple steps to keep current and up-to-date with the latest information from as many Websites as you choose.
• Needed: National Data Privacy Legislation by David Etue
  Now, more than ever, it is essential to create national legislation to protect sensitive digital data – and schools are definitely not immune from threats to data privacy.
• Special Needs, Social Computing & The Digital Divide by Mechelle M. De Craene
  Because computers and the Internet enable humans to reach their true potential, they can be an empowering force for special needs students – if they are given access.