technology plans

The Importance of IT Team Unity

Paul Romero, CIO at Rio Rancho (N.M.) Public School District

Low-income Students to Receive Free Technology Tools

A three-year program launched by Microsoft will ensure that 1 million students from low-income families receive software, hardware and discounted broadband Internet service at home.
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Should Vote On Winchester (Va.) Public Schools Education Tech Plan Wait?

With six incumbents on their way out, the lame duck Winchester (Va.) School Board has a lot to get done between now and Christmas. They're wrapping up a two-year review of all of the School Board policies, they are expected to adopt new attendance boundaries for the future Frederick Douglass Elementary School, and as early as this Tuesday, they will vote to give school system staff direction on a five-year technology plan.

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Opinion: Technology Can't Replace Classroom Learning

If you have listened to the radio lately, you've probably heard advertisements touting the Florida Virtual School.

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New Interoperability Standards Report

CIO's have a need for interoperability standards that allow them to assemble multiple, cloud-based tools and services into one.

Technology Transformation Sweeps Oklahoma

Transparency, student data and modernization were the goals of Oklahoma State Education Superintendent Janet Barresi when she took office.

St. Louis school builds campus-wide connectivity into construction project

AMX SchoolView allows junior/senior high to integrate zoned bells, digital signs, security, and more

SPECIAL TECHNOLOGY REPORT: The Changing Role of the CTO

District technology leaders are taking on greater responsibilities and contributing to the strategic vision of school systems.

A powerful tool that makes curriculum development and teacher evaluation easier

OnCourse Lesson Planner helps a Florida district meet rising education standards and content goals

States on Track to Have Top-Notch Data Systems

Departments of education at the state level with high-quality longitudinal data systems in place have doubled within the last year.

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