This is an article for the times. Good information to be shared with colleagues.

Editor's Note: Today's guest blogger is Shelly Blake-Plock a high school classroom teacher from Maryland, who blogs at teachpaperless.com. Drool in the textbook. That's one of my most lasting impressions of high school. I can't tell you the number of times that I fell asleep -- face down in my textbook -- during various history and foreign language classes.

This is a useful tool that shows how much more beneficial the TPACK approach is to learning in the 21st century.

This presentation provides tech plan information with a little twist for viewing.

This is Chesterfield County's Master Technology Plan. Since our new technology director, Adam Seldow, Chesterfield has been experiencing a plethora of 'new' technology treats as noted in our plan. It's almost exciting.

This article provides a great historical synopsis of computers in education but the conclusion on page 10 sums it up nicely. For the past 15 years since I have been in a public education system I am constantly feeling like I'm behind the "8 ball' when it comes to technology because its use and constant changes are ever demanding.