A growing number of students in Kansas and across the country are discovering Mandarin through new distance ed programs that feature native-speaking teachers, lower costs, and plenty of flexibility.
- By Michelle Fredette
- 04/03/13
You would think that polar explorer Mark Wood would have enough on his plate just trying to become one of eight individuals ever to reach the South Pole unassisted, but this explorer frequently takes the time to use technology to interact with schoolchildren worldwide.
- By Bridget McCrea
- 04/03/13
Cloud-based software is often touted as the easiest way to collaborate online. But now, two information technology centers in Ohio are collaborating to maintain the infrastructure of the cloud itself.
Being recognized as an ed tech leader by a company like Apple or Google carries both prestige and perks. Find out what it takes to join the ranks.
- By Michelle Fredette
- 03/26/13
Practical and strategic advice on how to practice smart IT in tough times.
- By THE Journal Staff
- 03/26/13
Will the new state standards push more districts to start using open educational resources?
- By John K. Waters
- 03/26/13
A math and computer science teacher piloting the Top Hat Monocle platform says it increases student participation, engagement, and collaboration.
- By Bridget McCrea
- 03/19/13
Districts are experimenting with strategies for creating state-of-the-art K-12 digital libraries.
- By Bridget McCrea
- 03/14/13
App laundry lists and fly-by-night teaching fads are some of the things you won't find at the EdTechTeacher iPad Summit. Instead, the focus is on deeper learning.
Waivers from the onerous No Child Left Behind requirements offer states and districts much-needed financial flexibility, but they can also lead to confusion.