by Holly Smith | May 13, 2017 | Articles
A middle school genius team fixes school computers, and is learning while performing a valuable service. At Discovery Middle School, a group of students got together last January to form the Genius Team. They help Mary Kriese, the group adviser and member of the... by Liz Bowie | Feb 12, 2014 | Articles
Different school districts have embarked upon the ambitious plan to fulfill the goal of a tablet or laptop for every student as a means of fulfilling technology education. The results have drawn national attention — for both their embarrassing failures and their... by Denise Jewell Gee | Dec 1, 2013 | Articles
Many schools are moving toward computerized testing. There won’t be anymore #2 pencils or fill in the bubble on the blue test sheets. Not only are schools being pushed to have tougher standards for state exams but they will test in a whole new way. Bubble sheets... by Katie Tammen | Nov 25, 2013 | Articles
Technology is the new norm at many schools and they are putting textbooks on iPads. At Laurel Hill School this is a pretty normal thing. Eighth-grade through high school students have been apart of a year and a half pilot program to find the best tablet for electronic... by Joe Robertson | Nov 24, 2013 | Articles
There are companies that are asking for more computer coding classes in high school. Students aren’t focused on the sweet perks or high salaries. They’re excited about changing the program in front of them! Dennis Baleta and Harold Burgos are high school...
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