A California IT director solved a litany of challenges for his district by building his own operating system. Today, more than 40 other districts are using it too.

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Report Card

Block Busters

Deciding what to allow and what to block depends on school culture, the community and the strengths of the web filter you’re using.

Tech Trends

FTE FYI

Full-time-equivalent software licensing saves money, streamlines administrative and compliance processes, and improves teaching and learning.

Product Review

Viva la Vivo

This Windows RT­–based device, a first from ASUS, is slim, sleek, and suited for work and play.

Features

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Teacher Tutorial

Follow these best practices to help special-needs students use technology for meaningful learning experiences.

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Special-Needs Savvy

Educators in California, Montana and Washington explain how technology makes it easier to engage students with physical and learning disabilities.

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Open House

An Illinois high school hosts Demo Days to showcase for others how its tablet program works.

Opinion

Letter From the Editor

Share and Share Alike

Passion for constant improvement in education is exceeded only by the devotion to helping others.

Contributor Column

Tales of a Flip-Flopper

A Canadian educator reveals why she fell in — and out of — love with the flipped classroom model of instruction.

Contributor Column

Actualizing Instruction

The developer of a digital literacy curriculum reveals how to bring substance to its instruction.