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  • NECC 2009 News

    E-rate Sees Surge in Support

    The federal E-rate program has seen a spike this year in its approval among applicants, according to a new report released this week by Funds For Learning, a firm that provides consulting services to E-rate applicants. Read more

  • Policy

    Obama Administration: Technology at the Heart of Education Reform

    "Technology is core and essential to the strategies we are using to reform education,” according to two top Obama administration representatives, who spoke about the importance of technology in education this weekend at a packed meeting of the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA). Read more

  • Analysis

    The Disruption of the Traditional Textbook Model Continues

    Texas Governor Rick Perry signed HB 4294 June 19, and the world of textbooks will never be the same in Texas or across the country. Read more

  • Technical Education

    5 States Developing Green Curriculum

    Five states have committed to developing green career and technical education programs, including high school programs designed to lead to careers in green industries. Read more

  • Disaster Recovery

    Fail Safe: Data Security at Hendrick Hudson School District

    When a district has a nuclear power plant not two miles from one of its elementary schools, concerns about disaster recovery are bound to surface in technology discussions. Yet it took Mathew Swerdloff, director of technology for Hendrick Hudson School District, three tries and three years before he found a system he could trust for maintaining and archiving data. Read more

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