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eSN Today: Reports reveal online learning's successes, needs
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Top News ...Reports reveal online learning's successes, needs Online learning continues to grow at a rapid pace, with 30 states--six more than last year--now offering state-led programs or initiatives, according to the latest report from the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL). But the group warns that more oversight of online learning programs is needed if this growth is to continue, and it urges administrators to make sure their online courses are equally accessible to all students... | Full Story
Around the Web ...New Amazon reading device doesn't need a computerIBM Corp. has launched a mentoring program for college students in Africa. The project, called Makocha Minds, using the Swahili word for "teachers," puts 250 of IBM's top researchers in regular contact with engineering, math and computing students at universities in 10 sub-Saharan countries: Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Kenya, Senegal, Botswana, Tanzania... | Full Story IBM links researchers, African studentsThe Indianapolis Star: Indiana University's education school has been tapped by the federal government to conduct the definitive study of how teachers should use technology in their classrooms. Teachers who wondered whether iPods and laptops are worth it, school districts that debated over how to connect their computers, and parents who pondered their children's Internet use should all get answers. The $3.1 million contract will pay for one of the largest undertakings ever by the education school's Center for Evaluation and Education Policy. The deadline for completion is April 2009... | Full Story Cyber intimidation and the art of bullyingSydney Morning Herald (Australia): In Australia, cyber bullying is a relatively new type of harassment but the federal government says it is not unusual. According to 2007 statistics on the government's NetAlert web site, 16 per cent of children say they have been bullied online and 14 per cent have been bullied using a mobile phone. Worse still, cyber intimidation pushes the frontiers of bullying--it can take place any time, anywhere. This has led to... | Full Story
More from eSchool News Online ...Project targets new teachers' tech use Indiana University's School of Education is embarking on a $3.1 million study of how current and emerging technologies are being used most effectively in classrooms--and how best to prepare new teachers to use these tools. The study marks the first real focus on helping to prepare pre-service teachers to use technology effectively during the Bush Administration... | Full Story Teachers warned about MySpace profilesIn a memo to Ohio teachers, the state's largest teachers union strongly discouraged educators from using social-networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook to create personal profiles or communicate with students... | Full Story Webcast highlights low-cost computing optionsAt a Nov. 14 webcast hosted by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), educational technology leaders came together to compare ultra-portable devices and talk about affordable one-to-one computing options for schools... | Full Story Announcements from ed-tech providers ...Conference highlights latest in educational technology and best practicesSt. Petersburg College AS Veterinary Technology Distance Program delivers Sloan-C award-winning program with the ANGEL Learning Management Suite Access Innovations, Inc. software selected by American Economic Association for Econlit CoSN launches small district technology leadership wiki Extron Introduces New Quad Mini Twisted Pair Transmitter for VGA and RS-232 First-ever gold-standard study of adolescent reading intervention reveals significant gains with Read 180 -- the treatment that works Free holiday resources from Discovery Education complement any lesson plan Knowledge Adventure announces K-12 distribution rights for 'Brainware Safari' from Learning Enhancement Corporation National Educational Computing Conference 2008 NEA and IMLS announce more than $1.5 million in Big Read grants for the first half of 2008 |
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Tuesday, November 20, 2007
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Top News ...Project targets new teachers' tech use Indiana University's School of Education is embarking on a $3.1 million study of how current and emerging technologies are being used most effectively in classrooms--and how best to prepare new teachers to use these tools. The study marks the first real focus on helping to prepare pre-service teachers to use technology effectively during the Bush Administration... | Full Story
Around the Web ...Reading turns new chapter in the digital ageIs reading at risk? Or is there a "new literacy" emerging that can't be measured by traditional testing tools and standards? That debate is sure to flare anew today among literacy experts, teachers, multimedia whiz kids, and good old-fashioned book lovers as the National Endowment for the Arts lays out a study that sounds the alarm about the dire state of reading in our culture, reports the... | Full Story Feds want higher seat backs for school busesU.S. Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters on Nov. 19 proposed new rules to improve the safety of school bus seats and expand the use of shoulder belts, but she declined to order that all new buses include seat belts, the Associated Press reports. Peters said she wants to increase the height of seat backs on all school buses from 20 inches to 24 inches to help protect children during accidents. She also proposed a new requirement for short school buses to begin using shoulder straps. For longer buses, she proposed giving states the option of using federal highway safety funds to purchase new buses with seat belts--but she didn't promise that any new money... | Full Story English, algebra, phys ed ... and biotech?Some public high schools are giving students lab experiences that approach, or even exceed, those found in university settings, reports the New York Times. And some teachers see an economic payoff in all of this. Biotechnology, for example, remains a promising field, and companies in the industry have less math-intensive demands than electronics and computing employers. As a result, biotech is... | Full Story
More from eSchool News Online ...Teachers warned about MySpace profilesIn a memo to Ohio teachers, the state's largest teachers union strongly discouraged educators from using social-networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook to create personal... | Full Story Webcast highlights low-cost computing optionsAt a Nov. 14 webcast hosted by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), educational technology leaders came together to compare ultra-portable devices and talk about affordable... | Full Story Stakeholders 'speak up' for 21st-century skillsSchool leaders, students, and parents are now able to take part in Project Tomorrow's Speak Up 2007. The annual survey asks participants about 21st-century skill... | Full Story Announcements from ed-tech providers ...Access Innovations, Inc. software selected by American Economic Association for EconlitCoSN launches small district technology leadership wiki Extron Introduces New Quad Mini Twisted Pair Transmitter for VGA and RS-232 First-ever gold-standard study of adolescent reading intervention reveals significant gains with Read 180 -- the treatment that works Free holiday resources from Discovery Education complement any lesson plan Knowledge Adventure announces K-12 distribution rights for 'Brainware Safari' from Learning Enhancement Corporation National Educational Computing Conference 2008 NEA and IMLS announce more than $1.5 million in Big Read grants for the first half of 2008 NSBA Statement on President's veto of education spending bill and failure of House to override College Board launches new educator web site
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Monday, November 19, 2007
eSN This Week: Bush vetoes education spending bill
Top News ...Bush vetoes education spending bill Escalating his budget battle with a Democratic Congress, President Bush on Nov. 13 vetoed a spending measure for labor, health, and education programs that would have provided $63.6 billion for the U.S. Department of Education, a 5 percent increase over 2007...| Full Story Grant Alert ...$1M-plus for outstanding math and science teachersThe Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST) is the highest award a K-12 mathematics or science teacher may receive for outstanding teaching in the United States. This award is given to mathematics and science teachers from each of the 50 states and ...| Full Story Week's Top News ...Webcast highlights low-cost computing optionsAt a Nov. 14 webcast hosted by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), educational technology leaders came together to compare ultra-portable devices and talk about affordable one-to-one computing options for schools ...| Full Story State leaders convene to discuss ed tech School leaders, students, and parents are now able to take part in Project Tomorrow's Speak Up 2007. The annual survey asks participants about 21st-century skills, global competitiveness, and technology, among other issues ...| Full Story Google's book scanning faces competition Video ...eSN TechWatch: Teaching 21st-Century Skills -- November 19, 2007Charles Fadel, global leader of education for Cisco Systems, discusses the importance of teaching 21st-century skills ...| Full Story Special Report ...2008 e-Rate Survival Guide PDFThis comprehensive two-page guide from the eSchool News print newspaper will help you get through the e-Rate process with minimal pain--and a maximum return on your time invested ...| Full Story Partners Update ...College Board launches new educator web siteOn Tuesday, the College Board rolled out a complete redesign of the education professionals section of its Web site, which is used by more than half a million educators each month. The redesigned site has new content and features to provide educators with quick and easy access to the tools, resources and information they need ...| Full Story ETS and Certiport announce collaboration plans for comprehensive digital skills solutionEducational Testing Service (ETS) and Certiport today announced an agreement to create a solution leveraging their assessment and certification programs around digital literacy and critical thinking with regard to information and communications technologies (ICTs). The two industry leaders expect the combined solution will help a wide variety of organizations hone the skills of current and prospective employees, creating a more capable and productive workforce ...| Full Story Weidenhammer unveiling its latest innovationUnveiling its latest innovation: alio next generation of software www.hammer.net/alio. alio is a comprehensive, fully integrated library of Financial Management, Payroll and Human Resources software applications for K-12 schools ...| Full Story |
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