Events
Digital Learning Events
10 Events in 10 Locations in 2010
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Videos
Award-winning videos that feature Tablet PCs in education - Tablet PC Videos
Intel's "I Remember" video
Webinars On-Demand
Netbooks in K-12: Thinking Big by Thinking Small
In today's challenging economy, school districts must do more with less. Some have found success with new technologies that allow them to address student needs at a lower cost than ever before. View the strategy that two districts are using to think big by thinking small. Watch the event.
PC Double Duty for K-12:
How two districts reach more students with fewer PCs
Learn about a simple solution that can double computing resources within an existing budget by enabling each PC to reach up to 10 students. These districts leverage computing investments, streamlines IT management, and increases power efficiency.
eBooks
Netbooks in K-12: Thinking Big by Thinking Small
Growing one-to-one programs and creating digital learning environments with low-cost, high-impact technology
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Getting Started with Tablet PCs
A Guide to Innovation, Flexibility, and Mobility for Learning Digitally
Key Topics in Digital Learning
The Fundamentals of K-12 Technology Program is a series that covers the educational technology topics that matter most to the profession's leaders, practitioners, and innovators as they plan and implement effective instructional technology integration programs.
Topics for the series include: Anytime, Anywhere Learning, Infrastructure & Networking, Educational Technology Leadership, Safety & Security, Money Matters, 21st Century Learning and Assessment, Web 2.0, Professional Development, and Mobile Learning.
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Question of the Month
Student Creativity
Write for the DLE Web Site
If you teach in, provide professional development for, or in any way work with a digital learning environment, we'd like to hear from you. We're looking for short success stories. Please share yours.
Read Writers' Guidelines.
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DLE Blogs
Which is More Important: The Journey or the Destination?Grant Zimmerman
Haven't we asked this question at least once? Not only does the debate hold true for vacations, but it is a supporting idea in the active, authentic projects teachers create.



