2018

SETDA guide urges educators to focus on the process, not the purchase

How two states are tackling the shift to digital education

Full benefits of edtech can’t be realized until data is interoperable, report finds

 

SETDA announces new partnerships with emerging edtech startups

OER reaches ‘inflection point,’ and states are leading the charge

2017

• edscoop.com: State leaders focus on digital instruction, Wi-Fi leadership (12/21)

• edscoop.com: Alaska leverages technology to address high turnover rate of teachers (12/18)
• edscoop.com: Oklahoma City schools gear up for massive technology upgrades (12/14)
• edscoop.com: Idaho districts overcome connectivity challenges with federal, state funds (12/11)
• edscoop.com: Indiana educators benefitting from state’s commitment to OER (12/7)
• edscoop.com: Michigan drives efforts to “go open” with statewide OER (12/4)
• edscoop.com: Digital citizenship a top focus in California education (11/30)
• edscoop.com: Wisconsin elevates computer science education, careers in its schools (11/27)
• edscoop.com: Wyoming to build a statewide K-20 learning management system (11/20)
• edscoop.com: Guam must overcome ‘concrete’ challenges to achieve student connectivity (11/16)
• edscoop.com: Utah has made computer science education a ‘key priority,’ Sarah Young says (11/13)
• edscoop.com: Connecticut edtech chief details effort to meet strict student data law (11/9)
• edscoop.com: State edtech specialist highlights what’s next for Utah broadband push (1/3)
• edscoop.com: E-rate coordinator highlights Idaho’s broadband push (1/5)
• edscoop.com: Edtech directors need greater role in ESSA conversation, says Connecticut official (1/18)