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Another evolution of classroom technology infographic. I like the categories it uses: writing, A/V, digital & social media.

This graphic has some fascinating statistics about the explosion of technology in the classroom after the internet became popular.

A report from the White House giving would-be ed tech developers hints for success (and a reality check about what they face).

This slideshow shows how people can be resistant to change.

This is a thorough timeline that shows the developoment of Ed Tech from the BC era to a projection into the future.

Interesting ideas are developed in this "Digital Education Revolution" document that arrives to a conclusion we have been flirting with as well: "Perhaps the most important finding from our analysis is that technology leadership has greater leverage on desired outcomes than does technology infrastructure and expenditures"

This is a video of how education continues to change in the United States of America.

Some tips for school leaders as history marches forward.

Amusing little video that goes through a cartoon timeline of the technology used in classroom pre-historic up to present day.

One of my faves. Thanks for sharing it!

I love the way technology has given students with special needs a voice and a way to participate in school and life.

A lot of interesting statistics about principals thoughts on social networking.

Hey everyone. I stumbled on this site while looking for sources for our debate this week. It gives some good information both for and against our topic. I thought it might help.

Good find. The poll says that people are 50 50 about the issue.

An example of law governing the interaction between educators and students and how quickly it changes.

A different type of educational technology

A good reference website addressing a wide range of technology issues that confront teachers.

An excellant referance source. This site includes a compendium of articles from the "Journal of Technology" and the "Journal of Industrial Teacher Education."

I like the second video that discusses how administrators can use tech to collaborate. I hadn't previously thought about using tech to have students' records follow them.

This national tech plan purports to outline five essential components "of learning powered by technology" to get us to a 2020 goal of having "the highest proportion of college graduates in the world." Learning, Assessment, Teaching, Infrastructure & Productivity