District CIO

Does Muskegon County (Mich.) need a school technology millage?

Petitions are circulating throughout the Muskegon Area Intermediate School District to get a 1-mill school technology tax on the September ballot. Organizers of the petition drive have until July 2 to collect 3,000 signatures from registered voters in the intermediate school district if they want a special election on Sept. 24.

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Kansas district gives students take-home computers

Liberty will pay about $900,000 a year for four years to lease about 3,200 MacBook Air laptops for all high school students. Thousands more will be spent to upgrade software and pay for product licenses, computer bags, expanded wireless connections, and teacher training. Teachers will get laptops over the summer to begin their work, and students will get theirs in the fall.

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Long Island Forum for Technology awards first technology scholarships

The first recipients of the Long Island (N.Y.) Forum for Technology scholarships were announced recently in an award ceremony held at the Western Suffolk Board of Cooperative Education Services’ Wilson Technological Center.

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Expanding evidence approaches for learning in a digital world

This report discusses the promise of sophisticated digital learning systems for collecting and analyzing big data as users interact with digital systems. It proposes that this data can be used by developers and researchers to improve learning systems and to strive to discover more about how people learn.

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Director of technology

Keystone Oaks School District
Pittsburgh, Pa.

New products: The latest hardware, software, books and more

Classroom Products has introduced a tablet carrel that is made for student privacy and hardware protection. Review this and other new products from School Fuel, Bretford, Hatch Early Learning, Schneider Electric and more.

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Austin Independent School District
Austin, Texas

Skype brings science to rural classrooms

Four students in Maine had the chance to study shoreline organisms this past year thanks to a pilot program created by Vanderbilt University's Aspirnaut Program, which uses Skype to bring hands-on science experiments to rural classrooms in Arkansas, Maine, Montana, and Tennessee.

ASIS International's 59th Annual Seminar and Exhibits

September 24-27, 2013
Chicago, Ill. 

ISTE 2013

June 23-26, 2013
San Antonio, Texas

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