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Clark County will spend $1 million on whiteboards, PCs, labs and new digital infrastructure.
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Teachers are increasingly embracing the Kahoot platform to quiz their students, but the innovation has also caught the eye of troublemakers.
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Great River Connections Academy opens following the closure of two online charter schools embroiled in enrollment scandals.
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A number of regional opportunities are pushing the Richmond County School System to upgrade its science and technology programs.
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The new center at UC Irvine is a response to technology’s effects on the education process.
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If all stakeholders move forward, Illinois’ Rock Valley College could soon see construction on a 22-acre advanced manufacturing center.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts will develop a neural network platform to deliver rapid feedback on student-teacher interactions.
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Because the computers were ordered late, students and teachers at Hazleton High will have to wait for their tech tools.
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Ed tech is one of several key areas of state education that have suffered from under-funding.
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Somerset Middle School will purchase Chromebooks for 618 students to help them transition to high school.
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Schools are implementing eLearning days, which allow students to learn from home on tech devices when classrooms are closed because of bad weather.
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The institute will host leaders in national and international policy to answer cyber questions involving naval strategies.
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The full scope of Foxx’s duties is being discussed, but his contributions will include guest lectures, panels and various forms of collaboration with students and faculty researchers.
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At a cost of $543,465, over 2,000 teens in the school will recieve Chromebooks.
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Henderson County, N.C.’s school threat reporting app received roughly 40 reports since launching July 2 — 20 were tied to bullying.
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A growing number of teachers are using their social media savvy to help tech firms influence and brand their products in public education. There's a right way and a wrong way to do this.
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Arkansas’ University of the Ozarks is behind a push to give students access to the tools and technologies they need to succeed.
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The $20 million system in Manatee County is over budget, crippled by defects and lacks resources to be finished.
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