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In this second installment of a two-part discussion on technology sustainability, we discuss the challenges presented by changes in school district leadership and offer some mitigating solutions to help districts secure adequate ongoing technology funding.
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In this first section of a two-part discussion, we address some common school district technology sustainability issues and offer a variety of best-practice solutions.
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Papert has already had an enormous impact on computers in education. But, in our blog post — a eulogy of sorts — we argue that his “powerful ideas” will endure — will withstand the harsh test of time.
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Here's what one educator expects from other school leaders.
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Here are a few suggestions for forward-thinking school leaders seeking to leverage available digital instructional content opportunities without risking a costly mistake.
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Follow these practical steps to beef up your district's email security.
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Federal programs are leading the way for greater availability and funding for vocational training programs -- but will students get on board?
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Educational concepts ebb and flow into our pedagogy. Let's take a look at how science, math and social studies have experienced some of this shift since the 1960s, and how today's educational resources are able to enact some of these ideas.
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As schools and libraries ready for next E-Rate applications for services, they should investigate newer options from managed services that can not only only drive down costs and reduce management overhead, but help drive better competitive pricing.
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Though you've completed E-Rate filings for Fiscal 2016, there's more work to do — E-Rate 2.0 creates opportunities, but requires schools to be vigilant to plan effectively.
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Here are some things to consider as school districts and libraries plan and apply for E-rate.
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As E-rate applications for 2016 near their deadline, let's look back at how E-rate has changed over time and why E-rate 2.0 became necessary.
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Using these guidelines, educators can foster a spirit of lifelong learning in classrooms that often center on test taking and milestones like graduation.
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School libraries, and their librarians, must retool to remain pertinent to their schools.
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A growing need for districts today is to recruit, hire and retain the right teachers and staff.
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The enterprise resource planning process is critical for successful student outcomes.
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From the White House to the school, computer science has been in the spotlight.
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Respect the time commitment faculty makes when attending professional learning opportunities.
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