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June 25, 2008  Though a growing number of schools and classrooms have access to computers and the Internet, much of it has not resulted in significant changes in the way students are taught, concludes a new report.
June 13, 2008  With the advent and rapid growth of social-networking sites, the result is that school leaders are being forced to deal with a host of unsettled and even unsavory issues.
June 13, 2008  Educators are mulling ways to use the influence of social-networking sites to foster deeper ties to schools and education.
June 13, 2008  For the past two decades, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute has remolded its curriculum around blending disciplines known as STEM—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
March 5, 2008  Building an ethical playbook for dealing with IT vendors could save your job.
January 22, 2008   Experts see benefits for schools.
January 22, 2008   Building and sustaining a computing program does not happen overnight.
January 22, 2008   Schools now have the tools to analyze data in a more structured, timely, and organized fashion.
January 22, 2008   Some school districts see laptops as a central piece of their teaching strategy.
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