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CoSN Tech Report Examines High-Impact ProductsAccording to a report issued last month by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), datacasting, radio frequency identification (RFID) chips, student weblogs (blogs), and intelligent essay graders are likely to have the most immediate impact on K-12 schools. The Nov. 3 report, "Hot Technologies for K-12 Schools," is the third installment in CoSN's series on emerging school technologies. "Most schools embracing technology today have primarily focused on its deployment for administrative purposes or for the back office," said Keith Krueger, CoSN's chief executive officer, in a statement. "Our hope is that this guide will provide technology leaders with a strategic understanding of technologies that can truly transform their schools over the next three to five years."
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profiles 'must-have' technologies" Click here for more on CoSN's Emerging Technologies Series, including an executive summary of this report |
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