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Short Takes: Teachers College Press

  • 10/01/03

Teachers College Press (www.tcpress.com) has released several new titles for the fall, including The Virtual High School: Teaching Generation V, which provides a detailed account of virtual high schools based on a five-year study conducted by researchers at SRI International. TCP has also released Evaluating Educational Technology: Effective Research Designs for Improving Learning, with its companion volume, Using Technology Evaluation to Enhance Student Learning, due out in December. Together, these books provide a groundbreaking resource that offers up-to-date, authoritative information on how to evaluate the effectiveness of education technology.

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