January 23, 2008
Digital Directions, Vol. 01, Issue Winter 2008
Classroom Technology
1 to 1 Learning
Building and sustaining a computing program does not happen overnight.
Classroom Technology
Four Decades of Domination
Texas Instruments continues to lead the calculator industry.
School & District Management
From CIO to Schools Chief
Chip Kimball talks about his move from CIO to superintendent of the 23,500 student Lake Washington School District in Redmond, Wa.
IT Infrastructure & Management
Finding Online Science Sources
The biggest challenge for many teachers isn’t simply finding scientific information online, but picking out reliable and useful information amid more suspect material.
School & District Management
Our Mission
Executive Editor Kevin Bushweller writes about the importance to schools of utilizing the tools to analyze data in a more structured, timely, and organized way.
IT Infrastructure & Management
Finding Your Way in a Data-Driven World
Schools now have the tools to analyze data in a more structured, timely, and organized fashion.
Special Education
Tech. Cooperation Vital in Spec. Ed.
In order to best serve students, IT and assistive-technology specialists must work together.
IT Infrastructure & Management
Top Picks
One-to-one learning initiatives, free lesson plans, emerging technologies for students with special needs, and more.
Classroom Technology
Learning Even When Schools Are Closed
Some school districts see laptops as a central piece of their teaching strategy.
IT Infrastructure & Management
Evaluating Crisis-Alert Systems
In the age of e-mail and text messaging, instantly alerting parents and staff members about emergency situations on campus has become increasingly common.
IT Infrastructure & Management
Opinion
E-Mail Archiving
Edited excerpts from the edweek.org chat, "E-Mail Headaches: How Schools Are Coping."