Elizabeth Millard
Articles by Elizabeth Millard
District Administration, Apr 2008
Students take charge of their own learning in a progressive environment.
District Administration, Feb 2008
District Administration, May 2007
iPods and handheld computers are emerging as sound investments to help special needs learners.
District Administration, Apr 2007
District Administration, Mar 2007
NCLB testing mandates offer opportunities to energize the curriculum
District Administration, Oct 2006
Students in a Gulf Coast community service program get a chance to make a difference after last year
District Administration, Sep 2006
Wireless VoIP handsets are more expensive than their analog counterparts, but some districts find th
As blogs and social networking sites grow even more popular, is it up to schools to set the brakes?
District Administration, Mar 2006
One district goes beyond the usual RFP to create
a document that challenges vendors to think creati
District Administration, Jan 2006
New technologies, such as wikis, blogs and podcasting, help media centers create cutting edge e-lear
District Administration, Nov 2005
Go beyond firewalls and content filters to soup up network protection without busting your budget.
District Administration, Sep 2005
District Administration, Jun 2005
Tablet PCs, PDAs and A/V equipment are just some of the tools being used to take advantage of the wi
District Administration, May 2005
Learn how this Cincinnati-based district dramatically altered the way it teaches students through a host of cutting-edge technologies.
Problem: Without a better textbook management system, predicted losses for the Lee County School District.
District Administration, Mar 2005
Blue Valley Television gives students a taste of life on the small screen
This North Carolina district finds this growing trend worthwhile
District Administration, Jan 2005
District Administration, Jun 2004
This California district owes its tech success not to bells and whistles, but to old fashioned visio
District Administration, Apr 2004
District Administration, Mar 2004
Districts are conducting vendor shoot-outs as a way to compare new tech products.
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