Education: Grade Level

"The Advanced Learning Technologies project at the University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning utilizes the most advanced and innovative technologies available to improve teaching and learning."

Emerging technologies for online teaching!

"Technology continues to play a significant role in American education...the current research about technology's impact on learning."

Official U. S. government site on educational technology.

"Kent State University’s Research Center for Educational Technology was established in 1999 to support ongoing research examining teaching and learning in technology-rich classrooms."

"A free digital media service for educational use from public broadcasting and its partners. You’ll find thousands of media resources, support materials, and tools for classroom lessons, individualized learning programs, and teacher professional learning communities."

UMUC and Verizon offer a resource for faculty seeking direction in appropriate ways to use Web-based technologies to accomplish key learning strategies. The Virtual Resource Site for Teaching with Technology consists of two modules, and each explores key issues in developing and teaching online courses with the use of technology.

Today's news from the National Education Association.

NEA's Flagship publication.

"Tomorrow's Teachers is an annual magazine for NEA student members. It offers a wealth of resources to those new to the teaching profession. Each issue offers help with job searches, provides classroom tips for surviving the first year in the classroom, recommends strategies for parental and community outreach, and much more."

"Published six times per year in newsletter format. It highlights trends, legislation, resource material, and local, state, and national news in post-secondary education."

"This well-respected journal, published once a year, is refereed by an eight-person faculty review panel.
It is designed to provide faculty, staff, and students with an enlightened balance between theory and practice on issues in higher education."

"Published annually, provides NEA higher education members with current information on the entire scope of American higher education. It contains up-to-date information on faculty salaries and benefits, the economic conditions in the states, faculty workload, trends in bargaining, and information on non-faculty professionals on campus."

"This Active Life is a bimonthly magazine for NEA-Retired members. It spotlights retirees and their passions, highlights upcoming events, and raises issues of particular interest to retired members, such as travel, health, Social Security, and more."