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With the growth of the 21st Century Learning Initiative in education, six elements of learning have become the focus for reform and change.

This April 22nd consider making an impact on the environment by enacting changes in the computer lab at school.

Teachers are encouraged to integrate technology into lessons. Though more computers are becoming available in schools, students are not always receiving the benefits.

Sometimes it seems that everyone wants schools to gladly embrace every new technology. The reality is that not all schools can effectively integrate Web 2.0 technologies.

High schools and colleges are using virtual classrooms for any number of subjects. Should junior high teachers give them a try?

Solving science problems and mysteries provided students with real world applications of the inquiry based learning. They learn to investigate the same way as scientists.

Technology and our nation's youth are increasingly accessing technology that is created by grups ("grown-ups"). The article looks at consequences and solutions.

Thematic units involving the use of free satellite imagery is effective for integrating multimedia in cross-curricula studies and presentations in middle school teams.

School shootings are in the news again. This article revisits three infamous shootings within our recent past, prior to the Virginia Tech shooting.

When planning activities for April 22nd, consider including some aimed at reducing the negative environmental impact of computers.

While many people associate Africa with poverty, some African nations are experiencing growth. Increased information technology occurs in some of these countries.

To help students decide on a masters of business administration program, BusinessWeek magazine ranks full time and part time MBA programs. Here are their 2009 rankings.

Learn the differences and similarities between top online master degrees from accredited online universities. Earn an MBA degree from an online masters program.

In 2009, the University of Virginia's McIntire School of Business topped BusinessWeek magazine's top list of business schools. Here's more about these college rankings.

To support its mission, hardware and software can come together to help a school align its technology with its teaching.