Karen Greenwood Henke is a professional writer and speaker on emerging technologies and their role in education. She is also the founder of Grant Wrangler, a free grants and awards listing service.
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At the NSBA T+L Conference in Seattle, I joined Bailey Mitchell, Kathy Rains, and Steve Hargadon on a CoSN CTO Forum panel on the topic of “Banned Technologies and Ubiquitous Access to Computing in Schools.” Meris Stansbury did a nice job of summarizing our remarks for eSchool News “Banning School Technology: A bad idea?“.
I presented three models that I have seen in school districts across the country. Read more »
| 14 November 2008 | ||
| 10:00 am | to | 12:00 pm |
Las Vegas, NV
edIT: Education IT Strategies
For more information about this event, please contact Jen Caldwell at (800) 940-6039 ext. 1345 or by email: jcaldwell@govtech.com
