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A lesson in design: High-performance schools are the future

Of all the trends that the K-12 market has experienced, there is one that we believe is here to stay and will guide the future of education: the design…

Meaningful Learning Environments

Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell explains what educators can learn from the rock band Fleetwood Mac about creating meaningful learning environments. …

Report: Worst may be over for U.S. tech market

As bad as the technology market fared in the first quarter of this year, the worst may be over, at least in the United States, Forrester Research said in a…

Blind phone hacker gets 11-year sentence

A blind Boston-area teenager was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison June 26 for hacking into the telephone network and harassing the Verizon investigator who was building a…

Comcast to offer wireless internet service

Comcast Corp. will become the first major cable TV operator to roll out wireless broadband outside of Wi-Fi hotspots as it launches the service in Portland, Ore., on June 30,…

Scholarships for college dwindle as providers pull back their support

Students looking for college scholarships are going to have a harder time this year as providers, hammered by falling investment returns and declining philanthropic support, cut back, the New York…

For modest earners, relief repaying student loans

Repaying a student loan could soon be a little less painful, according to the Associated Press. Starting this week, anyone with a federal student loan can apply for a…

Players’ privacy law is brought into question

The New York Times reports that universities that deny requests for records about athletes may be interpreting too broadly a federal education law that protects the privacy of students' academic…

Audits frustrate e-Rate applicants

Opinions about the management of the federal e-Rate program have improved over the last year, a new survey suggests. But applicants continue to be frustrated by audits, and they'd like…

7 million YouTube hits make kids’ choir famous

A New York fifth-grade chorus has become a world-famous cyber phenomenon touted by top media outlets, celebrities, and politicians, thanks to the online video-sharing web site YouTube. Key words: YouTube, blogging,…

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