This article shares some concerns of using social networking sites.
This article shares about data that suggests more web-based resources for schools. It also shares some data on concerns of schools in the use of web-based resources.
This article shares that online students report deeper learning approaches, more challenging coursework than their peers in face-to-face classes.
This article shares the new guidance from the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) for reforming the nation's schools with the help of technology.
This article shares the use of Twitter (a form of microblogging technology via the cell phone). Microblogging technology basically brings the concept of blogging into a more direct and immediate mode by condensing the text and connecting to others through the cell phone.
This article shares that the Louisiana Community and Technical College System is overcoming barriers of access to higher education by offering distance education by cellphone.
This article shares that a new law has been passed that requires every district in the Florida state to set up an online school for kindergarten through eighth-grade students. It is designed to give parents more options in how their children are educated full time.
This article shares the need for educators to set aside fears and welcome technology as a transformative agent in education.
This article shares findings on the qualities that help instructors succeed when teaching online.
This article shares a teacher's experience of using iChat to take control of a computer screen in school, at the comfort of his home, to conduct a lesson.