Ed. Tech. Plan Is Focused on Broad Themes
The nation’s third National Education Technology Plan, released last week by the Department of Education, lays out broad themes reflecting current thinking on applying technology in schools, but it omits assigning specific responsibility for action, especially to the federal government.
It is the first such plan to be produced by the current Bush administration, following two plans that were drawn up in 1996 and 2000,...
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