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Big Time for Small Schools
With the aim of personalizing education for every student, the new small schools are pioneering innovative approaches to teaching and learning
by Kim Carter

13 Tech Support Strategies
Looking for ways to streamline IT? Make your own luck with these time-tested techniques.
by Dave Henderson

Security: Step by Step
Follow these essential steps to keep your school or district's network safe and sound.
by Eric Svetcov
March 2005
Volume 25
Issue 8
February 2005
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No Code? No Problem
You don't have to be an HTML whiz to build a useful and attractive Web site; let one of these seven programs do the work for you.
by Carol S. Holzberg

Editor's Desk
Don't Leave "Have Nots" in the Dust by Susan McLester

Trend Watch
Bush's budget cuts, crafty kids, and commentary on the Florida Educational Technology Conference. Plus: T&L talks with a modern-day Queen. by T&L Editors

Product Spotlight
Room with a View by Wesley A. Fryer
As distance-learning opportunities have expanded, so too has room-based videoconferencing. We bring you up to date on this "established" technology.

Web Sightings

How To:
Find Education Content on the Web by Jeffrey Branzburg
A guide to online activities and teacher resources.

Viewpoint
Photo Surfing in Blade Runner by Jason Ohler
In Part Two of our "Mining Movies" series, we look at a technology that may some day allow students to see the micro world in stunning detail.

What's New
Hardware & Web Resources, Offers by T&L Editors

Grants, Contests & Awards
Funding, recognition programs, and resources by Susan Brooks-Young

The Back Page
Q&A with Chris Dede, Back in Time by Michelle Thatcher

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The Handheld Educator
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Stop, Look, and Learn (PDF, 196K)
How do you learn new technology? Some people read the manual. Others jump in and try to figure it out. But more and more people prefer watching a demonstration that shows them what to do and how to do it. Today's students are in the group that wants to look, learn, and then do it for themselves. They are visual learners who respond best and learn more from something on a screen, especially if it moves, than from printed words on a page. Communication means getting ideas across. Visual communication means reaching today's learners.





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