June 12, 2013
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Digital expansion of educational technology coverage now puts emphasis on online offerings, such as e-newsletters, webinars, video, and the online ed-tech channel.
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More than a million students have used computing devices to participate in a pilot of online assessments for the Common Core State Standards.
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A Minnesota district's ed-tech professional development strategy emphasizes how-to videos and support from technology integration specialists.
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Educators are working to make sure the technologies elementary students are using are appropriate for their age and highly interactive.
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Some child-development experts are unsure kindergartners can get the necessary amount of social and emotional interaction in virtual environments.
Ed-tech experts say many schools and districts don't have a good understanding of how to choose and evaluate the different systems available.
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Computer programmers and software engineers are urging that students, even as early as elementary school, learn how to design and write source code for computers.
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One California district built a sophisticated online 'crowdsourcing' platform open to all 4,000 employees and accessible via cellphones, tablets, and other digital devices.
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