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Monthly Archives: June 2014
What Educators Need to Know About ConnectED School Technology Donations
Four months ago, President Obama unveiled the first in over $2 billion in commitments from leading technology companies to support the aims of the ConnectED initiative and advance student learning through technology. To highlight these commitments, the White House recently … Continue reading
Local Educator to Become ‘Google Certified’ at Google Teacher Academy
Walnut Creek, CA, May 30, 2014 — Google tm has selected Allison Mollica as an attendee at the next Google Teacher Academy, to be held in Mountain View, CA on July 30-31, 2014. The Google Teacher Academy is a two-day intensive program … Continue reading
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Tagged Google Apps for Education, Google Certified Trainer, press release
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Smarter Balanced Field Test Shows Positive Tech Results
A field test of the Smarter Balanced assessment this spring showed good results when it came to state and school district’s technology preparedness. Twenty-one governing states and the Virgin Islands participated in the Smarter Balanced field test that ran from … Continue reading
Use the Common Core. Use It Widely. Use It Well.
Many of us in higher education have observed an increasing number of students arriving at our doorstep not fully prepared to pursue a college degree. This is our collective problem as a nation. Our country, and our local communities, can … Continue reading
Over-filtering in schools and libraries harms education, new ALA report finds
For Immediate Release Contact: Jazzy Wright Press Officer Washington Office 202-628-8410 jwright at alawash.org WASHINGTON, D.C.—Schools and libraries nationwide are routinely filtering internet content far more than what the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) requires, according to “Fencing Out Knowledge: … Continue reading
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Tagged ALA, block, CIPA, digital citizenship, filtering, internet safety, libraries, Library, report, requirement
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OPEN NH Introduces Tech Skills Tutorial for Novice and Reluctant Users
Ten Technology Skills for Learning and Teaching, a 15-hour self-paced tutorial, is available online from OPEN NH. Students in the 21st Century must be creative and resourceful critical thinkers, effective problem-solvers, and life-long learners. In order for students to be … Continue reading
