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A new blog in town – 1:1 Schools
There’s a new blog in town about 1:1 schools, aptly named the 1:1 Schools blog. Scott McLeod of Iowa State University is the organizer of a group of authors who blog about issues, resources, and the special needs of 1:1 … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, service learning, student tech support
Tagged 1:1, best practices, blog, laptop, resources, student, support, tech support, tips
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Programming – not just for nerds
Today, introductory courses in computer science are too often focused merely on teaching students to use software like word processing and spreadsheet programs, said Janice C. Cuny, a program director at the National Science Foundation. The Advanced Placement curriculum, she … Continue reading
Posted in education reform, In the news, student tech support
Tagged computing, digital, geek squad, programming, student, teach, tech support, technology, youth
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Free Back to School Resource for Laptop Schools
It’s back to school time again in the US! Time for fresh new school supplies, backpacks, or maybe some new laptops? Student Support of Laptop Programs – new laptops? old laptops? Are you getting the benefit of making students allies … Continue reading
Posted in Generation YES, student project samples, student tech support
Tagged 1:1, back to school, case study, free, integration, laptop, laptops, latop cart, netbook, resource, school, student, support, tech support, tech team, technology
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Movie by GenYES Students a Shining Moment for SCSD
From Which Path Will You Take? « Socorro Tech News blog about the Socorro Consolidated Schools participation in Innovate-Educate New Mexico conference in Albuquerque a few weeks ago. Three GenYES students created a movie that was a conference highlight. This … Continue reading
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Tagged GenYES, Innovate Educate New Mexico, movie, New Mexico, Socorro, student, technology
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Free ebook – Engaging the Whole Child
I was very pleased to find out that Working with Tech Savvy Kids was selected for inclusion in a new ASCD ebook entitled Engaging the Whole Child, the first in a series of Whole Child ebooks. Educating the Whole Child ebook – free download link (valid April 15 – May 6, 2009) Continue reading
Successful, sustainable strategies for technology integration and tech support in a tough economy
This weekend I’ll be in San Diego as an invited speaker at the National School Board Association (NSBA) conference. I’m not sure I realized how relevant it would be when I proposed Successful, Sustainable Strategies for Technology Integration and Tech … Continue reading
Student Support of Laptop Programs
I’m happy to announce a new resource for laptop schools – or schools planning a laptop implementation. Student Support of Laptop Programs (PDF) covers all aspects of creating a highly effective student support team for your laptop program. Research, planning … Continue reading
Magazines for the (technology) classroom bookshelf
Some of the best resources for a technology-using classroom are not found online! Technology projects need support and ideas from outside sources, and books and magazines can be terrific for that. Plus they come in a convenient format that is … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, resources, student, student tech support, technology
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GenYES students featured in the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
We were excited to see this article about one of our new GenYES schools in Waitsburg, Washington. This is real evidence of student engagement and the value of including students in the learning community. By trusting students to be involved … Continue reading
Back to New York and NYSCATE
Well, it seems like I just got home from the east coast, and I’m off again! This time I’m headed for the New York State education technology conference NYSCATE in Rochester, NY November 23-25, 2008. I’m looking forward to seeing … Continue reading
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