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Common Core Testing Online Without Constant Connectivity?

A new survey of Louisiana schools reveals a critical issue facing most states nationwide: schools are lacking the technology needed to conduct online testing required by the Common Core State Standards.
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Social Media and Schools in Florida

While school district officials have wrestled with the issue of whether to set boundaries for teachers and coaches when texting and communicating with students using social media, high school students may have come up with an answer.

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Harry Potter e-Books Coming to Schools, Libraries Worldwide

Harry Potter e-books will be coming to schools and libraries, according to an announcement by the company Pottermore.

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Report: Major Challenges in Future Online Assessments

A new survey reports most states anticipate major challenges in implementing the online assessments.

Equipping Teachers to Infuse Technology

A PD expert offers options to meet the needs of your district.
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David Teeter Joins iNACOL as Director of Policy

The International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) announced the appointment of David Teeter to serve as Director of Policy for the non-profit organization, which provides policy advocacy, quality frameworks, conferences and assists with new models in the rapidly growing field of K-12 online and blended learning.

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Lifelong UNlearning

As the Web continues to challenge traditional education models, educators have a lot to relearn.

Solving Real Problems

It's time to solve problems in the real world, not just at the end of the chapter.

Social 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 communities.

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