When the Baby-Boomers Meet the Mobile Generation
A great cultural transformation in K12 learning must take place.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, June 2011Everything was hunky-dory. Baby-boomer-age teachers prepared...
View ArticleTips for BYOD K12 Programs
Critical issue in moving to "Bring Your Own Device."Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, Jul 2011Make no mistake: 2015 is the year in which each and every student in America's K12...
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The Latest in Hardware, Software, Books & Materials, Facilities, and the InternetCharlotte AdinolfiDistrict Administration, September 2011According to a recent study, 43 percent of students feel...
View ArticleLearning in the Age of Mobilism
The United States risks falling behind countries like Korea in this new era.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, September 2011In 2008 for the first time, laptops outsold...
View ArticleHow Much Computing Power Do You Need?
A Web-based computing environment means fewer hardware purchases and a tremendous cost savings.Ed FinkelDistrict Administration, October 2011In the 1990s, school districts invested all they could in...
View ArticleWill Google+ Be the Answer for Safe Social Networking?
The jury is still out on whether or not Google+ will be right for K12 public schools.Angela PascopellaDistrict Administration, October 2011When Google+ was announced in late June, it began in a field...
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Books for District Leaders
Courtney WilliamsDistrict Administration, January 2012Now You See It: How the Science of Attention Will Transform the Way We Live, Work and LearnThe Viking Press $27.95
View ArticleThe $100 Computer Is Here Today
One-to-one across the nation by 2015 is inevitable.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, June 2012In his call for a $100 LAPTOP for education in 2005, Nicholas Negroponte changed...
View ArticleTeach students good digital citizenship
Wednesday, May 15, 2013Montreal GazzetteMobileDistrict CIOsmartphonessocial mediasocial networksDuring my eight years as a teacher and education consultant, I have seen an acceleration in the digital...
View ArticleN.J. schools ask students to bring their own tech
Monday, September 9, 2013USA TodayProducts1 to 1cellphonessmartphonesmobilelaptopstabletsThere was a time in the not-too-distant past when bringing a cellphone or other hand-held digital device to...
View ArticleSocial Networking as a Tool for Student and Teacher Learning
Online social networking includes much more than Facebook and Twitter. It is any online use of technology to connect people, enable them to collaborate with each other, and form virtual...
View ArticleFrom Banning to BYOD
This inevitable shift is at the heart of school change.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, May 2011In your schools, In your classrooms, you will soon allow students to use...
View ArticleWhen the Baby-Boomers Meet the Mobile Generation
A great cultural transformation in K12 learning must take place.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, June 2011Everything was hunky-dory. Baby-boomer-age teachers prepared...
View ArticleTips for BYOD K12 Programs
Critical issue in moving to "Bring Your Own Device."Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, Jul 2011Make no mistake: 2015 is the year in which each and every student in America's K12...
View ArticleNew Products
The Latest in Hardware, Software, Books & Materials, Facilities, and the InternetCharlotte AdinolfiDistrict Administration, September 2011According to a recent study, 43 percent of students feel...
View ArticleLearning in the Age of Mobilism
The United States risks falling behind countries like Korea in this new era.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, September 2011In 2008 for the first time, laptops outsold...
View ArticleHow Much Computing Power Do You Need?
A Web-based computing environment means fewer hardware purchases and a tremendous cost savings.Ed FinkelDistrict Administration, October 2011In the 1990s, school districts invested all they could in...
View ArticleWill Google+ Be the Answer for Safe Social Networking?
The jury is still out on whether or not Google+ will be right for K12 public schools.Angela PascopellaDistrict Administration, October 2011When Google+ was announced in late June, it began in a field...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Books for District Leaders
Courtney WilliamsDistrict Administration, January 2012Now You See It: How the Science of Attention Will Transform the Way We Live, Work and LearnThe Viking Press $27.95
View ArticleThe $100 Computer Is Here Today
One-to-one across the nation by 2015 is inevitable.Cathleen Norris and Elliot SolowayDistrict Administration, June 2012In his call for a $100 LAPTOP for education in 2005, Nicholas Negroponte changed...
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