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YouTube for Schools Makes its Debut

CIO News
Many districts have blocked YouTube saying it was a distraction. Its new portal, however, offers solutions to teachers.
Marion Herbert
District Administration, February 2012
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video conferencing
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Flipped Class Method Gaining Ground

CIO News
Clintondale (Mich.) Community Schools’ high school has turned the traditional school day upside-down.
Courtney Williams
District Administration, January 2012
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21st Century learning
blended learning
BYOD
college readiness
enhancing education through technology
online learning
personalized learning
technology plans
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Google's Once-Buggy Gmail App Returns to the App Store

After what can only be described as a poor start for Google's much-anticipated Gmail app for Apple's iOS platform, the software has returned.

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How to Update your Network on a Budget

Feature
Districts learn shortcuts in building an infrastructure that keeps up with demands for new technology, but doesn't cost a fortune.
Ed Finkel
District Administration, Nov/Dec 2011
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budgets
computer labs
District CIO
hardware
projectors
tablets
whiteboards
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Should Districts Require Student-Owned Devices?

Feature
Ed Finkel
District Administration, October 2011
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community
District CIO
mobile
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E-rate Goes Mobile

Archive
The FCC launches pilot program, "Learning On-the-Go"
Marion Herbert
District Administration, September 2011
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ebooks
enhancing education through technology
funding
language arts
mobile
net books
online learning
technology
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Tips for BYOD K12 Programs

Going Mobile
Critical issue in moving to "Bring Your Own Device."
Cathleen Norris and Elliot Soloway
District Administration, Jul 2011
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BYOD
BYOT
Cathie Norris
cell phones
Elliot Soloway
Going Mobile
smart phones
wi-fi
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