extbooks won't be the only items students in the Iberville Parish School District will be receiving during the first few weeks of school this year.
extbooks won't be the only items students in the Iberville Parish School District will be receiving during the first few weeks of school this year.
With 20 percent of American school children attending rural schools, access to computers and high speed Internet at home is becoming a necessity for students out-of-reach of public libraries and public computer labs.
Brentwood students from kindergarten through middle school will get to explore the educational potential of iPads and the unlimited apps this academic year.
If you have a child who gets bored in class, Travis Allen could serve as an inspiration.
eChalk is integrating its online platform with Google, Microsoft Live@edu and other third-party applications to provide a more collaborative and engaging online learning environment.
The new Dell Wyse solution and special offer will provide more students with secure access to digital learning resources and help schools concentrate less on managing their technology.
American schools need mega-broadband networks -- and they need them soon, a new report says.
President Obama hopes to bring high-speed wireless Internet to all rural areas in the next five years.
Like seemingly everyone else connected to K12 education, vendors that offer student information systems are being called upon to do more with less. Where past generations of these systems focused on nuts and bolts such as time, attendance and behavioral issues, the latest generation has created-and drawn inspiration from-districts' desires for all-in-one solutions that blend finance, HR and student data.
This "Short List" of emerging technologies, trends, and challenges reveals the thought process behind what will make the final full Horizon Report.
Meru Networks, Inc. is partnering with Northgate Managed Services to provide state of the art Wi-Fi connectivity to over 350,000 teachers and pupils in 1,200 schools.
Until recently, student electronic devices, from cell phones to iPods to laptop computers, were the forbidden fruit in schools. But with technology budgets languishing and such devices becoming more powerful, affordable and omnipresent in students' lives, district technology leaders are now eyeing a welcome educational harvest through bring-your-own-device (BYOD) programs.
Abtech Education Solutions help educational institutions create, implement, and maintain successful end-to-end technology learning environments.
DA editors attend many national and state conferences around the country to learn the latest about education and ed technology. In early February I spent time at the Texas Computer Education Association Annual Convention and Exposition learning about the latest trends in ed tech.
With iPads making their way into kindergarten classrooms from Maine to Tennessee, it may seem like a given that American education is embracing technology for the rising generation.