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K-12 Education and the Cloud |
12/5/2012 |
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Cloud computing is quickly gaining momentum as a solution to any number of the challenges that face K-12 educators today. District Cloud Computing is a newsletter that supplies IT professionals and others involved in education with the latest on cloud computing, regardless of whether they're considering making their first move to the cloud or looking for help with implementing some of the solutions already in place. Published monthly, 1st Wednesday of each month in HTML and text formats. Are you enjoying the online newsletters, but missing the magazine? Sign up for a free subscription to T.H.E. Journal and receive news, opinions, and feature articles about technology in K-12 education. For complete details and to subscribe online, click here.
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