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01/17/2012 - Join our hosts now for a Virtual Roundtable discussion on student assessment: Andrew Miller of the Buck Institute for Education [...]
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02/02/2012 - As an online college instructor, I am familiar with the legal requirements associated with Section 508 of the American [...]
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02/03/2012 - Education Week profiles the expanding use of open educational resources in a diverse [...]
02/03/2012 - Mobile devices, digital textbooks, online environments, and other e-learning tools have permeated [...]
02/03/2012 - A new report commissioned by the U.S. Department of Education examined educational-technology [...]
02/03/2012 - A £2-billion-a-year program to provide free childcare is failing to have a [...]
08/25/2011 - U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Wednesday that standardized testing requirements under [...]
08/25/2011 - The Greek Parliament on Wednesday passed a controversial bill that seeks to [...]
The Texas Computing Education Association (TCEA) convention and exposition is a full week of professional development, hands-on and peer-to-peer learning [...]
Set a Reminder Details >ICT in Education provides a list of convincing arguments in favor of using education technology in lessons, starting with ICT’s ability to enhance pupils’ levels of understanding and attainment in other subjects–because real ICT is more about thinking skills than about mastering particular software applications.
