Eight States Have Fewer Than 10 Girls Take AP Computer Science Exam
More girls are taking the annual AP computer science exam, but boys still outnumber girls when it comes to taking the test. In fact, fewer than 10 girls took the May 2016 exam in eight states, and not a single female took the test in Mississippi and Montana.
MoreReport: Flipped and Mobile Helping to Drive Growing Momentum in E-Learning Content and Courses
The generic e-learning course market is projected to grow by 8 percent per year over the next four years, driven primarily by growth in general purpose learning applications, cost-effectiveness of generic e-learning courses and increased adoption of mobile learning.
MoreIowa District to Use $54K Google Grant for VR Hardware
Council Bluffs Community School District has received a $54,500 grant from Google to purchase 28 virtual reality kits with 15 headsets each, in an effort to boost student engagement and diversify instruction.
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