Technology in Education

Magazine articles on technology used in education and school administration.

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T.H.E. Journal June 2008	CPX3 by Hitachi Hitachi brings widescreen compatibility to presenters in a variety of environments with its CPX3 3LCD mobile short-throw projector.
T.H.E. Journal June 2008	ezRoom by CAlypso Control Systems CAlypso Control Systems has announced ezRoom, a K-12 AV classroom solution that includes everything needed to quickly build, manage, and use a multimedia classroom or presentation room.
T.H.E. Journal June 2008	HD-200 Harmony Director by Yamaha Yamaha gives high school bands and choruses a boost with its newest technological advancement, the HD-200 Harmony Director.
T.H.E. Journal June 2008 Karen Kellison	Virtual Teamwork For a group of remote, rural school districts, web-based collaborative projects are opening up new vistas of learning opportunities.
T.H.E. Journal June 2008 Matt Villano	Which Side Are You On? In the debate over how to best prepare students for the global economy, some favor teaching practical technology know-how; others argue for abstract cognitive skills. The answer may be a balance of both.
T.H.E. Journal June 2008 John K. Waters	In the Driver's Seat Web 2.0 is turning the traditional electronic portfolio into a diverse personal learning space, putting students at the helm of their academic experience.
Popular Mechanics May 22, 2008 Seth Porges	Apple Touchscreen Maker: OLPC 2.0's $75 Target 'Impractical' One Laptop Per Child, the group behind the much-publicized XO-1 laptop (better known as the "$100 laptop"), made headlines when it announced its next low-cost computer for developing nations: A keyboardless tablet with two 8.9-in. touchscreens.
T.H.E. Journal May 2008 Rama Ramaswami	Fill 'Er Up What to do with all those cell phones, PDAs, and iPods tucked away in students' backpacks? Forward-thinking administrators have found a 'smart' solution: Load them with educational content and welcome them into instruction.
T.H.E. Journal May 2008 John K. Waters	Together at Last Left out of the digital revolution for too long, special education is finally being integrated into student information systems.
T.H.E. Journal May 2008 Matt Villano	What Are We Protecting Them From? By mandating schools restrict internet access, CIPA and other federal and state legislation intend to guard students' safety online-but all they may be doing is keeping vital educational technology out of the classroom.
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