News & Issues
Twenty-three school districts, colleges, and other organizations are one step closer to receiving a portion of $150 million to be awarded by the United States Department of Education through the Investing in Innovation (i3) program. MoreThe U.S. Departments of Education and Defense have launched a new joint project, the Learning Registry, a technology that aims to facilitate the aggregation and sharing of educational resources across multiple learning portals and websites. MoreMicrosoft has begun collaborating with the United States Department of Education, the British Council, and the Smithsonian Institution in projects designed to help prepare educators to use educational technology in the classroom. More
The Software and Information Industry Association's (SIIA) education division has selected 11 participants for its Innovation Incubator Program. MoreOnline learning company Plato Learning is buying Educational Options (EdOptions) to expand its offerings to struggling students. MoreThree Texas school districts have subscribed to a web-based human resources system for applicant tracking and hiring. MoreFedora, the free, open-source Linux operating system distribution from the Fedora Project, has been updated to version 16. MoreIdolian.com has unveiled its new 7-inch Android tablet PC, the MiniTurbo T8. The Newport Beach, CA.-based tablet manufacturer is debuting the Mini Turbo T8 for $149. MoreNetApp has launched its new FAS2000 line of entry-level storage systems for midsize organizations. More
Professional Resources
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The Impact of 3D Technology in K-12 Curriculum
Sponsored by: Xpand
This free white paper share results of studies conducted among schools
incorporating 3D curriculum in K-12 education; explains the positive
outcomes 3D technology generates like, high retention rates and student
excitement; and provides instruction on how easy it is to implement 3D
in the classroom.
- Virtualized Desktops Keep Students, Teachers Connected
Sponsored by: VMWare
Discover how schools are deploying virtualization for cost savings,
increased security, and providing customized desktops that follow
students wherever they go.
- New Technology Supports Overwhelming Bandwidth Demands
Sponsored by: SonicWall
Hall County Schools struggled to manage Web 2.0 applications and
social media sites that overwhelmed their networks. These
technologies have dramatically affected K-12 network management
as well as presented security challenges. This free case study
details their path to secure their networks while lowering costs.
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