By Chris Faisandier. I was a young school Principal in New Zealand during the tumultuous educational reforms that were implemented in that country on 1...
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By Chris Cooper. This article follows on from a previous piece in this magazine where various methods of capturing the students’ subject selections were presented....
By Paul Cotton. ‘One Laptop Per Child’ is both the name and the aim of the not-for-profit organisation headed up in Australia by CEO Rangan...
By Tony Renkin. In early 2011, a British Petroleum employee lost a single laptop which cost the company $2.78million in fines. The laptop contained personal...
By Lori Flekser. It is unusual to be with a group of parents these days without the subject of kids and technology rearing its head....
Document cameras offer educational flexibility. As students become more technologically savvy and interactive at much younger ages, teachers must find ways to not only face...
By Scott Penno. One of the hottest topics in networking at the moment – if not the whole of IT – is the concept of...
This is just a friendly reminder to let you know that the Early Bird price for EduTECH’s K-12 Ed Leaders Congress will be ending...
By Chris Cooper. Are your elective lines like the proverbial big yellow school bus, taking all your students on the same tired old journey? Perhaps...
School timetabling is often a laborious and costly process. Research at Sydney University addressed the problem and the result is Edval: powerful algorithms for automatic...
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