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The AllerSchool system, which debuted this year in Colorado Springs District 11, lets parents see exactly what ingredients are in each day's school lunchroom... 
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Devices such as iPads and interactive whiteboards allow parents and educators to better assess what the children want and need...
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Innovation has been a core theme in business over the past few years. The mantra is that companies need their employees to work smarter, not harder. As discussed in the book “Smart Thinking,” there are some straightforward things leaders can do to help everyone in their organization think more effectively.
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A guide for teachers and students. Create videos without purchasing any software or camera equipment.
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Blocking social networks and banning cellphones in schools makes it difficult for teachers to do their jobs effectively in a digital world, a new report says.
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Sure, there’s plenty to love about iCloud. After all, it’s a giant step up from Apple’s previous cloud efforts like MobileMe and .Mac, and it’s free. So what’s to complain about? Unfortunately, iCloud can’t do everything, so here’s a look at what Apple doesn’t tell you about their cloud service.
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It's no secret that Android 4.0 ICS has been majorly disappointing. With hardly any hardware that supports it and less than one percent of the Android smartphone and tablet population running ICS, it's practically doomed. A report claims Google might just leapfrog ICS with Android 5.0 Jellybean later this year.
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The Nook Tablet's biggest problem so far has been that it costs $50 more than Amazon's Kindle Fire while targeting the same budget-conscious Android tablet market. That's likely to change...
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Before the sun rises most days, Dwight D. Jones is at the office. Since becoming superintendent of the Clark County School District (CCSD) in Nevada last December, 4:30 a.m. arrivals are common. “There’s just hardly enough time in the day,” Jones says.
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Social media is the latest cultural “bad boy.” Like rock’n roll before it, social media is being blamed by critics for corrupting the youth of America.
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Etextbooks and online learning communities are just a few of the ways colleges and universities are dabbling in digital. This graphic breaks it down.
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Apple recently announced three new applications that will effectively revolutionize education around the world...
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Longtime Teaneck resident and nationally recognized technology expert Deborah Nagler is taking classroom technology into her own hands.
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A program that last fall provided iPad tablet computers to a group of kindergarten students in Maine was shown to improve their test scores, a report released last Wednesday shows. The students used the devices for pre-reading lessons, and preliminary tests showed their scores were statistically higher in recognizing sounds and writing letters than those of students who did not use the devices, the report found.
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A guide to educational technology for teachers, administrators, and students.
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The Flipped Classroom is gaining steam in schools across the world. Flipped classes focus on student interaction and engagement in class and a major component is the technology that can be used to create, deliver, and collaborate.
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It’s older, more experienced teachers – not younger, so-called digital natives – who are experimenting more with new technology in the classroom, a new report suggests.
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The internet is buzzing with news about OS X Mountain Lion’s emergence this summer and we can't help but get excited about how Apple will revolutionizing operating systems...yet again.
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SkyDrive is Microsfot's personal cloud storage for your documents, notes, photos and videos, but will you use it?
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The Web 2.0 video site launched YouTube for Schools on Dec. 12, which allows schools to sign up for the site’s education channel, YouTube EDU, which previously only hosted videos from colleges and university professors. By joining this site, schools automatically disable certain often distracting features, such as posting comments.
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Some interesting ideas for using Google Earth in math class
Matthew Rowland's curator insight,
April 15, 2013 10:53 PM
This is an awesome source. How to use Google Earth in the math classroom.
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Periodic Table of Elements in #qrcodes published in Journal of Chemical Education http://t.co/Q6R0gpz8
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What's Your Mental Model Of Innovation? Four different models are explored in a review of Gary Hamel's book, What Matters Now.
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