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Survey cites top 25 connected colleges
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy, N.Y., tops a list of the 25 most connected colleges and universities in the United States, according to a survey by The Princeton Review. The second annual edition of the company's "25 Most Connected Campuses examines the technological capabilities of the nation's higher education institutions....

GRANT ALERT ...

    Up to $750,000 to retrofit diesel
    school buses with emission controls

    The Clean Buses for Kids Program provides funds to school districts and other eligible public entities to: purchase and install emission control equipment to reduce diesel particulate emissions from school buses; and offset costs associated with the ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel required by that equipment....
    Deadline: November 12, 2004

WEEK'S TOP NEWS ...

    Old-fashioned school bell goes high tech
    Some forward-thinking schools across the country have replaced the traditional school bell that signals the end of classes with a more high-tech version that is cheaper to install and can be programmed easily by computer....

    Students learn cyber safety lessons
    In recognition of Cyber Security Awareness month, officials from the U.S. Homeland Security Office visited fifth and sixth graders at a Virginia elementary school Oct. 22 to reinforce what students have learned about how to stay safe online....

    Funding, integration top tech challenges
    Integrating technology into the curriculum and ensuring there is sufficient money to achieve that goal are the top two ed-tech challenges facing the nation's school districts, according to a survey by the National School Boards Association....

    UNC system starts file-sharing pilot
    Four schools in the University of North Carolina system will participate in a pilot program that will allow students to download music, movies, and other copyrighted material on the internet for free....

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Nov. 1, 2004 Vol.7 No.43

Educators share thoughts about T+L� workshops

It was a busy three days in Denver last week for all who attended the National School Boards Association's T+L� conference. Among the busiest attendees were educators participating in the first eSchool News Online conference blog. Find out what they discovered in the many workshops they attended.
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RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS


Stakeholder Communications
As technology plays a greater role in education, it can also change the way those inside school buildings address key stakeholders on the outside. The editors of eSchool News have compiled a collection of stories and features about how effective communication through eMail and the web can take weight off an educator's shoulders.

Finding Technology Funding
Believe it or not, funding for school technology is plentiful. Corporations, foundations, donors, and even local, state, and federal government agencies have funding they're eager to put in your hands. Trick is, you must know where to find it, how to ask for it, and how to play by the rules when you get it.


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