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FETC 2009: School & Network Administration
Follett Software Co. said its Destiny Textbook Manager software was able to save Florida’s Escambia County School District $100,000 that would have been spent to purchase replacement textbooks. The Destiny…
FETC 2009: Safety & Security
Marshal8e6 demonstrated its internet and eMail security software for the K-12 market. The products are capable of securing all forms of internet-based communication streams, including eMail, web, instant messaging, and…
Georgetown nixes Windows 7 Beta downloads
Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., has barred students and faculty from using the trial version of Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system on school computers, InformationWeek reports. …
California weighs tough TV energy standards
The California Energy Commission is expected to adopt rules this summer requiring retailers by 2011 to sell only TVs that meet guidelines of the federal Energy Star program, which is…
FETC 2009: Printing & Imaging
Konica Minolta unveiled the magicolor 7450 II grafx color laser printer, which offers the flexibility to express creative layouts, the company said–supporting page sizes up to 12.25 inches by 18…
Britain looks to expand broadband and limit piracy
The British government outlined plans on Jan. 29 to bring broadband internet service to every home in Britain by 2012, and it proposed ways to support the music industry and…
Computer game takes aim at cyber bullying
Schools in Massachusetts' Bristol and Plymouth counties will be the first in the nation to use a new computer game to educate children about bullying over cell phones and the…
Experts: ‘Obama worm’ probably a student prank
A new internet worm, discovered at an Illinois grade school, that displays an image of President Obama is likely a prank by a student, CNET reports. …
FETC 2009: Purchasing, Professional Development, Consulting
Funds For Learning said it helped Oklahoma’s Okaloosa County School District secure more than $500,000 in funding for telecommunications services through the federal e-Rate program. The district received this funding…
FETC explores a sea change in education
At a conference where participants discussed the sea change occurring in today's schools and explored ways of using technology to meet the needs of a new generation of learners, perhaps…