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• July 28, 2010
• 17:28

  9 Tips for Developing Classroom AV Requirements

   » ‎ THE Journal
  Defining appropriate room characteristics can simplify classroom design and improve the chances of its success as a teaching and learning space.
• 16:36

  Ed Tech Experts Choose Top Tools

   » ‎ THE Journal
  3 for 3: We asked three top ed tech consultants to each select three web 2.0 tools they believe are ideal for fostering collaboration in teaching and learning. The result is a compilation of technologies that can “do things of value,” as one of our experts says, in the instructional and professional development realms, and in both the traditional and the virtual classroom.
• 12:48

  Miami-Dade Expands Use of Digital Instructional Media

   » ‎ THE Journal
  Miami-Dade County Public Schools (MDCPS) is expanding its partnership with Discovery Education, implementing the company's digital content library to all 153 Title I secondary schools in the district.

• 9:51

  'Kids Count' Finds Improvements, but Numbers Are Pre-Recession

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  Child advocates in Tennessee and Georgia say a recent ranking of states based on child well-being may be painting a too-rosy picture, as the ranking is based on data collected before the recession.
• 9:51

  Superintendent's Facebook Posts Could Be Trouble

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  The new school superintendent in Windsor Locks, Conn., could face punishment for lighthearted Facebook exchanges he had involving administrators in the district and his lax approach to his job.
• 9:48

  W.Va. Gov. 'Very Disappointed' About Lack of School Reform

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  Gov. Joe Manchin said Tuesday he was "very disappointed" that the Legislature failed to pass any substantial public school reform legislation during the recently completed seven-day special session.
• 8:22

  2nd U.S. Student Files Suit Alleging Laptop Spying

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  
• 8:22

  Hawaii named finalist for "Race to the Top" money

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  
• 8:22

  Board Seeks Money for Teacher Retirement Credits

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  
• 8:21

  Mo. Scholarships Cut Below Law's Minimum Amounts

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  
• 8:21

  Fewer La. Schools Rated Academically Unacceptable

   » ‎ Education Week American Education News Site of Record
  

• 0:34

  19 Race to the Top Finalists Propose Statewide Education Reforms

   » ‎ THE Journal
  The United States Department of Education (ED) Tuesday announced finalists in the second phase of the Race to the Top competition.