This Just In... Scholastic Technology Guide

  • 12/01/99

The Fall 1999 edition of the Scholastic Technology Guide by Scholastic, Inc. is free for qualifying educators. Developed to serve the technology needs of K-12 education, the guide provides timely, critical information about educational technology issues, products, services and resources. It also targets over 75,000 key technology purchasers, including a list of buyers, superintendents, principals and technology coordinators at district and school levels. Scholastic Technology Guide is supported by Discovery Channel School, Exotrope, Intel, Microsoft, N2H2, NEC Technologies, NTS and TDS Telecom. The guide is available at www.schooltechguide.com.

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