School reports going electronic
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Parents in England are to be promised online "real-time reporting" on their children's progress at school.
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By George B. Sanchez, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Jun. 19--Parents want to monitor their students' progress online, and staff members want an improved computer network, according to the results of an online survey conducted by Tucson's largest school district.
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Schools minister sets all-seeing-eye targets Every parent of a secondary school pupil will have online access to real-time data on their child's behaviour by 2010 under new targets set today by schools minister Jim Knight.â¦
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By Dan Galindo, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Feb. 7--Twenty computers and monitors were stolen from Sedge Garden Elementary School last week, Winston-Salem police said yesterday.   The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office also has been investigating four other recent break-ins at schools.
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Students have developed a web-based tool which can automatically spot and update broken weblinks.
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A technology known as an audience response system is spreading to public and private schools across the country.
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By Patrick Wright, North County Times, Escondido, Calif.  Feb. 6--CARLSBAD -- First, Document Sciences Corp. wanted to change the  way you feel about financial statements. Now, it wants to make it easier for  workers to read e-mail attachments.
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Fairfax County school officials this fall are carrying BlackBerrys that connect to a database of student information, including parent contacts and medical warnings. Dartmouth students are using wikis, blogs, podcasts and other interactive media tools for their courses. A graduate school at Carnegie...
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By Denise Wilson  Trenton police have sent a computer to a Dayton crime lab for analysis after a first-grade teacher resigned last week for allegedly viewing pornographic images on the computer in his classroom.
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By Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.  Dec. 8--Parents might want to pick up the phone instead of e-mailing  Susie's teacher about that late homework.   A nationwide surge in holiday junk e-mail means many legitimate messages  to Kentucky schools are getting held up in cyberspace.
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The marking of papers online is contributing to inaccurate exam results, a head teachers' group believes.
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By Greg Gelpi< Staff Writer  More computers are coming to your child's classroom.  And those new computers should narrow the technology gap that exists from school to school in Richmond County.  Some schools have two or three students sharing a computer, others as  many as 12.
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The Idaho Press-Tribune has chosen Olive Software's ActivePaper Daily to distribute 2500 electronic editions to local schools.  In the true spirit of a hometown newspaper, the Idaho Press-Tribune brings information about sports teams, schools, and community events to its local readers.
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SAN CARLOS, Calif. - For back-to-school shoppers, a new alphabet reigns, and it starts with E for electronics...
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By Stacy Brandt, North County Times, Escondido, Calif.  May 24--OCEANSIDE -- Two classes at Roosevelt Middle School will begin  using laptop computers for their day-to-day lessons this fall, thanks to a  grant from a national corporation.
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By TOM KERTSCHER  Cedarburg - School officials have confirmed that students gained access to confidential information of current and former School District employees, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers and, possibly, bank account numbers.
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By Tracey Wong Briggs  Half of all high school students get news online at least once a week, but teens rate TV the easiest-to-use news source -- and the most accurate, says a study out today.