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Self-Examination

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New law means more technology for new tests
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Aug 2002

Breaking Down the New Education Bill

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A look at what the various requirements will mean for school districts, as well as a list of changes
Charles J. Shields
District Administration, Aug 2002

I'm Outta Here

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Want to know why one of the most dynamic school leaders in the last 30 years is walking away from hi
Gary Stager
District Administration, Jul 2002

Building a Better Web Site

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Take your district Web pages beyond the ordinary by learning lessons from other educators and adding
Odvard Egil Dyrli
District Administration, Jul 2002

The E-rate at Five

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By saving districts more than $8.2 billion, the E-rate has changed the ed tech landscape. Here are s
Mickey Revenaugh
District Administration, Jul 2002

On The Go

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Smart software for handhelds helps administrators, staff and students discover new ways to get their
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, Jul 2002

The Spy Who Loved Me

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Software that can track a student's every move: Is it a parent's dream come true or a student's cata
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Jul 2002

Now Read This: A Look at Books

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With renewed political attention on literacy, the time is ripe for reading a good book.
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, Jun 2002

Innovations Abound

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With a steady incline in technical know-how, educators are using software in more creative ways.
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Jun 2002

Online Education: Putting the Pieces Together

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It is time to take the final steps to integrate technology into education.
Odvard Egil Dyrli
District Administration, Jun 2002

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