January 23, 2008
Vol. 1, Issue Winter 2008
EDITOR'S NOTE
Executive Editor Kevin Bushweller writes about the importance to schools of utilizing the tools to analyze data in a more structured, timely, and organized way.
Q&A: ASK THE EXPERT
Chip Kimball talks about his move from CIO to superintendent of the 23,500 student Lake Washington School District in Redmond, Wa.
CLICK IT: A WEB ROUNDUP
Go-to sites for educators.
GADGETS & GAMES
Does the Halo 3 video game have a place in our schools?
FEATURES
Schools now have the tools to analyze data in a more structured, timely, and organized fashion.
FEATURES
Texas Instruments continues to lead the calculator industry.
FEATURES
Helping school leaders develop technology skills.
FEATURES
Building and sustaining a computing program does not happen overnight.
Some school districts see laptops as a central piece of their teaching strategy.
FEATURES
Experts see benefits for schools.
FEATURES
IT and assistive-technology specialists must work together.
E-CURRICULUM
The best places for online science sources.
SECURITY
Evaluating crisis-alert systems for K-12 schools.
QUICK TIPS
Valuable advice on e-mail archiving from three experts.
