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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Release of ArcGIS Desktop 10.2 and the NHEdGIS Fall Survey
ArcGIS Desktop 10.2 is now available! For those of you in K-12 schools using the desktop version of the Esri software, the latest version is now available through NHEdGIS. Although ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 will continue to work fine, 10.2 has … Continue reading
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Free Webinar: Using Google for Online Assessment
For those of you who might want to start getting your kids used to online assessments! It’s Free and easy. Using Google for Cost-Effective, Easy-to-Manage Online Assessment Thursday, August 29, 2013 3:00 pm EST / 12 pm PST Register … Continue reading
Why the ‘Maker Movement’ is Popular in Schools
The maker movement is a global, DIY movement of people who take charge of their lives, solve their own problems and share how they solved them. And it’s growing in schools that are searching for more authentic learning experiences for … Continue reading
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Comments needed for FCC rulemaking on E-Rate Program
As you know, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has recently launched a rule making process to modernize the E-rate program to ensure that the program is able to continue its critical role in supporting universal access to advanced telecommunications services … Continue reading
Millions Join the Education Free-for-All on the Internet
“I will be offering a MOOC starting in January 2014 on Digital Citizenship. Like all MOOCs, it will be massively open to anyone who wants to be involved. However, exactly how my MOOC will be run is still under discussion—largely … Continue reading
August 20: Blended Learning in the News
Alternative high school will mix online, in-person interactionStudents who enroll in the Duluth school district’s alternative high school are moving to a four-day, part online, part face-to-face instruction this fall. Known in the education world as a “blended” program, the … Continue reading