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One-to-One Project Launches in Illinois
"Whether these students are at school, at play, at home or elsewhere, they will have access to anytime, anywhere learning. This immediate access is what they are used to in their daily lives with their iPhones and other mobile devices; we need to meet them in their digital world.”
SETDA Outlines State of Online Assessment
The State EdTech Directors issued a white paper outlining the current state of online assessment. The report makes 9 recommendations about moving forward.
Good Work: Serendipity
Fortunate to be able to spend a good deal of my time visiting schools, I am never sure what I will find and often go simply hope to wonder into something wonderful. The coincidence of connection is always at work.
The Pivot to Personal Digital Learning in OK
Opening with the famous first sentence of The Road Less Traveled, Tom Vander Ark spoke to an audience of superintendents, administrators and teacher's this morning in Oklahoma City, OK at Innovation 2011.
2x Time with Digital Learning
Personal digital learning and partnerships with community based organizations have the potential to double learning time for kids that need it most
Korea Commits to Personal Digital Learning
Korea will shift from print to digital texts by 2014
Coalition Advocates for 100k Excellent STEM Teachers
100k in 10 is a new coalition planning to help US schools attract 100,000 excellent science and math teacher in the next decade.
A Letter to Principals About Levers
Principals have seven historical improvement levers: culture, goals, instruction, materials, hiring, parents, and partners. Blended learning is an emerging lever that creates new degrees of freedom
Project Tomorrow: Demand for Online Learning Grows
In just three years, the number of high school students who have access to online learning has tripled, while twice as many middle school students are now learning online according to a survey report from Project Tomorrow® and Blackboard Inc.
Blended Restarts: Everything is Different Now
School improvement will remain a challenge, but selectively incorporating online learning into improvement plans can make it easier to staff a struggling school and a strategy for ensuring consistent quality of teaching and learning.