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News & Trends
2008
November 2008:
Next big thing: G1 Phone,
Sites we Like,
iTouch in the Classroom,
World Report
October 2008:
Next big thing: Epson MovieMate 55,
Open-source reading literacy resources,
Benefits of virtualization,
How green are schools really getting?,
The essential facts about RTI,
Fighting back against cyber bullies,
Interactive math,
Sites we like
September 2008:
Next big thing(s): Two new netbooks,
Pushing digital literacy forward,
On the air,
David Warlick's open letter on Edtech for the next president.
August 2008:
Open Source: Math & Science Focus,
Highlights from Imagine Cup,
Sites we like,
Print vs. Digital Media Survey,
Five Ways to Use Video Equipment in Science Labs,
Saving Money with Virtual Labs,
Adobe School Innovation Awards Winners,
Surveys Show Progression Toward e-Commerce,
Online Tool Evaluates Students,
Coupons for Tech Dollars,
Keeping Secure
July 2008:
New ways to track assets,
How to save cash with tech,
Sites we like,
What the next president needs to know about ed tech spending,
Printing Money (sort of),
Getting help with E-Rate,
Keeping laptops secure,
How virtual schools can save real money,
Other grant news
June 2008:
Next Big Thing, OLPC in the USA, Talking Tech: Are Teachers Connected?, Making IT safe, Teens Plugged In, What Writing Crisis?
May 2008:
Silver Seal Shield, Robot Wranglers, Old School Tech, Contests and Grants
April 2008:
Two-handed Science Lab, Digital Disconnect, Summer Funding Tips, Old School Tech
March 2008:
The global talent crisis, virtual environments for innovative learning, growing software developers, quick-and-easy Web site creation.
February 2008:
Affordable computers, FETC highlights, social networking with Twine, and using Bookr for simple online slideshow creation.
January 2008:
Sony's PlayStation 3 goes supermassive, an introduction to techLearning forums, and best-selling author Daniel Pink talks tech.
2007
November 2007:
The hype on connectivity, surprising stats on kids and the Net, disaster plans, and more.
October 2007:
Bulletproof backpacks are the latest must-have school accessory, Negroponte brings his XO home, and a new tool for your own rubric.
September 2007:
Arizona Governor to continue to Innovate America, feds woeful response to Katrina-ravaged schools, more on Web 2.0.
August 2007:
Rating computers' effect on improved writing skills, E-rate celebrates 10th anniversary, open source spelled out in new book.
June 2007:
The virtual conference scene, growing innovation in Silicon Valley, the promise of Web 3.0, and weighing in with D.O.E.
May 2007:
Fingerprint investigation, where blogging is headed, governor calls for "Sputnik moment."
April 2007:
New studies, reports, and proposed legislation respond to a dearth of vision and practical uses of digital technology in schools.
March 2007:
The future of intellectual property, chipping away at E2T2, new dimensions to Second Life, highlighting the Web, and more.
February 2007:
Apple's iPhone, the power of infinite thinking, and what teens reveal on MySpace. Plus: Florida Educational Technology Conference report.
January 2007:
Software on demand; the movement to get kids moving; and a critical look at online schools. Plus: a peek at the latest NetDay survey.
2006
November 2006:
Peering inside School Networks; A Truly Worldwide Web?; This Digital Life; Quote of the Month; Open Your Google, Students
October 2006:
Opening day at the School of the Future, bad batteries, and a Web 2.0 confab for educators. Plus: parent's attitudes toward cell phones in class.
September 2006:
Yahoo! for Educators; Teens' IM Talk A-Okay; E-Learning: Patent 6,988,138; Hoosier Daddy? In Indiana, It's Linux.; Bandwidth Crisis Predicted
August 2006:
Negroponte Speaks Out; New at NECC; Research on the Rise; Tipping Point; The World's Largest Scrapbook; Net Neutrality Debate Heats Up
May 2006:
Google's Three Words; NCLB: Progress Report; Apple Blesses Windows XP on Macs; It's Getting Hot in Here
April 2006:
Microsoft Thinks Small with UMPC; Quotation of the Month; 50 X 15; High-Tech Summer Ahead
March 2006:
E-book reader revival, a new tool for tracking NCLB, and Intel's big gift. Plus: watch the solar eclipse from your desktop.
February 2006:
Ambitious Katrina Recovery Effort; Digital Universe Goes Live; Blog Watch - Special Macworld Edition; Apple Unveils 'Macintels'; Corrections
January 2006:
Blackboard-WebCT Merger Draws Concern; Tackling the Tech Gender Gap; Quote of the Month; Blog Watch; How Do Teens Use the 'Net?
2005
December 2005:
'Podcast,' one of the hottest terms in technology, is 2005's Word Of The Year, according to the editors of the New Oxford American Dictionary.
November 2005:
Video Game Backlash?; IBM's New Retirement Plan; Wireless on the Rise; Quotation of the Month; Blog Watch; Beyond BASIC
October 2005:
NCLB lawsuits, Reading First squabbles, and tech trends. Plus: What's next for the Net?
September 2005:
Microsoft's new OS, teenage tech habits, online P.E., and murmurings from the blogosphere—read all about it.
August 2005:
Technology & Learning's editors report on NECC, a new educational video game, and probeware products on the horizon.
May 2005:
NCLB-based buying, gaming trends, and reader rants on the EETT. Plus: The end of Ed.D. as we know it?
April 2005:
For your enjoyment: straight talk from Bill Gates and an open source breakthrough.
March 2005:
Bush's budget cuts, crafty kids, and commentary on the Florida Educational Technology Conference. Plus: T&L talks with a modern-day Queen.
February 2005:
Mac Attack; Quotation of the Month; How Much Would $240,000 Buy?; Toward a New Golden Age?; What's Your Opinion?; Adding Up Math Achievement
January 2005:
File sharing gone wild, a new Secretary of Education, and choice words from Chris Dede.
2004
November 2004:
Good for What Ails You? Upping the Risk Factor; QUOTATION of the MONTH; What's Your Opinion?
October 2004:
Building a More Perfect Penguin, Kid Coders, QUOTATION of the MONTH, The Users are Pleased, What's Your Opinion?
September 2004:
Blogging for rug rats, reclaiming our scientific edge, musical computing, and shaking up the status quo in Florida.
August 2004:
What was hot and cool at the NECC conference in New Orleans last June? Read on for the scoop.
May 2004:
High-Tech Student IDs, Flex Your Political Muscle and more.
April 2004:
In whom do we trust around kid Net safety? "Just do it" when it comes to NCLB? Gazing and blazing with your class in honor of Space Day 2004.
March 2004:
Top five FETC trends, one man's suggestion for overhauling teaching, and the next generation of Web searching tools
February 2004:
Reading, rocking, biometrics, and spam - read on for the latest
January 2004:
Going Mobile in South America, Playing Red Rover, Skype's the Limit, More Political Backlash for NCLB
2003
November 2003:
Talking Technology, Point... ...Counterpoint, Turning the Tables on Teachers
October 2003:
Nature: The Anti-Internet, Philly Plans School of the Future, Boon or Big Brother?
September 2003:
Un-Trend of the Month, Blogging for the Masses, NECC News, Quotation of the Month
August 2003:
Like, Get a Clue, In the Job Market?, Buttoning Up a Community Resource, Broadened Adoption Options?
May 2003: Video Lessons from Abroad, Sharing Thoughts on War and Peace, Me and My (Parental) Shadow
April 2003: Food for Thought, Wearable Computing Gets Personal, This Weblog Sponsored By..., NCLB Dominates at FETC
March 2003: A Modest Proposal, Gorillas in the Virtual Mist, Low Points of High Stakes, Stigmatism Begone
February 2003: An E-Book Revival?, Computer Couture, A Digital Boost for Disabled Students, Change of Address
January 2003: Talking 'Bout a Curriculum Revolution, Copyright Update, Hand Printed, How Schools Fared in the 2002 Elections
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