CIPA, as it is called in IT circles, is that law which requires schools and libraries to take steps to protect students from harmful information posted on the web...

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After the meeting by the Filtering Committee last week, ITS has made some changes to the filter...

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Maine implemented a laptop program where they gave every student a laptop. Studies are starting to show results...

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A short while ago, Heritage High School hosted what they call "MAD Week." MAD stands for Making A Difference. Last spring, HHS students raised funds to help children in war-torn Sierra Leone. They then sent an emissary to deliver the goods personally...

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Mark Lindstone acquired a PDA recently and brought it in to work. He was able to connect his device onto PODNet immediately...

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In today's connected world, being in touch is very important. But equally important is managing your technology so you are productive and that the gadgets and tools you use are not disruptive to others around you. Here is a one-page guide with some tips...

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Transformational technology is a term to describe how the implementation of a technology tool not only proves useful, but in fact changes the very nature of the work...

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During the school year in 2006-2007, we did a research project on the impact of technology on student achievement. During that effort, we discovered a new author who coins the concept of Connectivism...

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Please find the blog posting from Jim Stephens for discussion on the next charge for ETAC. Please contribute...

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After testing this new "thin client" technology, we believe that it is a viable, cost-effective solution for LPS schools. Take one PC and replicate it into a 7-PC pod for less than $1,000...

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