National Center Looks To Advance Education Technology
The United States Department of Education and the White House formally kicked off a new national center Friday whose aim is to identify, test, and help bring to market promising education technologies. The National Science Foundation was also on hand to announce first-round funding in a separate but complementary program designed to support the development of new learning technologies.
MoreIT Academy Goes Statewide in Washington
Microsoft IT Academy was launched Wednesday, Sept. 14, for public high schools, skills centers, and tribal schools across Washington. The state Legislature provided $4 million in funding through 2013.
MoreVirginia Schools Adding Notifications to Counselor Toolkit
A Virginia district has joined several others in the state in adopting a Web-based program for helping students and families in its five high schools research career and college options.
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