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Videogames, as opposed to cell phones, the Internet, or computers, may increase creativity among children.

Hundreds of products were nominated by school personnel to be winners of DA's annual Readers' Choice Top 100 Products.

The winners reflect how educators seek a variety of technological tools in tough economic times.

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A new survey found that although high school students, teachers and IT staff overwhelmingly believe technology skills are vital to student success, just 46 percent of teachers regularly assign homework that requires them.

Administrators shouldm't only look outside their districts for something new when researching possible products or technology to purchase; solutions can sometimes be found in unexpected places.