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Finalists Named in Intel Schools of Distinction Program
Learn about the eighteen schools that have been chosen as finalists for this year's awards.
Visit the Expanded Resource Directory
Check out pioneering state-wide, district-wide and school-based 1:1 implementations; great podcasts, videos, webinars and eBooks; and other recommended resources.
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Learn about Intel's commitment to K-12 education in areas ranging from STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to professional development and supporting 21st century skills.
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Intel Chairman to Co-Chair Education Non-Profit’s Board of Directors
Achieve, Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that helps states raise academic standards, improve assessments and strengthen accountability, announced that Intel chairman Craig R. Barrett will co-chair its board of directors.
"Netbooks" Piloted in Oregon Classrooms
Two third-grade classes at Buckman Elementary School in Portland, Oregon, are part of a national pilot program that provides each student with a diminutive computer designed especially for education.
Laptops to Replace Textbooks in a Michigan High School
Educators at Manistee High School are hoping to keep up with the times by moving away from textbooks and towards the daily use of computers.
Palm Springs Welcomes One-to-One
Parents, students and teachers in Palm Springs, California, are enthusiastic about their school district’s new "24/7 Learning with Laptops" program.
Laptops Succeed in Juneau Alternative School
At risk high school students in Alaska are benefiting from a program that places computers in their hands 24/7.
Features
Good News from Maine About the Impact of Laptops on Writing Skills
A research study from the University of Southern Maine shows that the state’s one-to-one laptop program improves scores on writing skills assessments.
Assessing Multimedia Projects with Rubrics
Links to ready-made rubrics for student-created podcasts, web pages, and more.
The One-to-One Tsunami
Technology & Learning´s April 2007 cover article focuses on one-to-one computing. It’s on the horizon. Will you be ready?
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