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May 18, 2008

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Ackoff, Russell L.: Interview with Russell L. Ackoff; An Alternative School Voucher System
Adams, Dennis and Mary Hamm: Literacy, Learning, and Media
Bailey, James: The Leonardo Loop: Science Returns to Art
Bainbridge, William L.: Leaving Children Behind; Boards of Education: The Need for Effective Leadership with M. Donald Thomas
Baker, Eva L.: Assessment: Let's See What Our Kids Can Do
Bartles, Lisa: Teachers Building an Intranet: WebSchool Is Born
Barwind, Jack and James Piecowye: Your Media, My Literacy: A Curriculum Model Considered
Batavick, Frank J. EdPress Award Winner: Of Techno Wizards, Cyber Puppets, and the Persistence of Vision
Becker, Henry Jay: Equity and the ‘Big Picture’
Belson, Sarah Irvine: Serendipity and the Teachable Moment
Bender, Ivan R.: A Matter of Respect: Copyright Law and New Technologies
Billings, Judith A.: Toward Equity: Bringing the Community into the School
Bloomfield, Janet: Global Security and Global Civil Society
Boyer, Ernest L.: Interview with Ernest Boyer
Bracey, Bonnie: A Teacher's Perspective on the NII
Bracey, Gerald W. EdPress Award Winner: From Lean-and-Mean Times to the Millennium; Technology, Falling SAT Scores, and the Transformation of Consciousness
Brauer, Ralph: The Internet as School, Or Welcome to Our MUD Room
Bryant, Anne L.: Technology on Board
Brynildssen, Shawna: Field Trip: Cristo Rey—Partnerships for Life
Buchman, Joe: Mongolia, Multimedia Memories, and Me
Byxbee, William E.: Log On and Deliver, But Rest First (An Article about Teaching via the Internet)
Cerf, Vint: Interview with Vint Cerf
Cetron, Marvin: Reform and Tomorrow's Schools
Chase, Bob: Interview with Bob Chase
Cisek, James: Looking in the Mirror—An Educator's Thoughts on Education
Clark, Caleb John: So, You Want to Start an Academic Internship Program?
Comer, M.D., James P.: Interview with James P. Comer, M.D.
Connet, Michael and James Fellows: Together Again? The New Case for Public Telecommunications and Education Partnerships
Connolly, Frank W.: I'm Doing Better but Feeling Worse: Serendipity, Unintended Consequences, and I.T.
Cuban, Larry and Heather Kirkpatrick: Computers Make Kids Smart—Right?
Darling-Hammond , Linda: Interview with Linda Darling-Hammond
Dyson, Esther: Interview with Esther Dyson
Eakin, Emily: What's Wrong with This Picture?
Eakin, Sybil S.: FORUM: National Education Summit; Educators on the Edge: Spreading the Wise Use of Technology; Giants of American Education: Horace Mann; Giants of American Education: John Dewey, The Education Philosopher
Emmans, Cindy: Internet Ethics; Character Education and Media Literacy—Finding Common Ground
Escalante, Jaime: Interview with Jaime Escalante
Fellows, James and Michael Connet: Together Again? The New Case for Public Telecommunications and Education Partnerships
Fishman, Barry J., and Roy D. Pea: The Internetworked School: A Policy for the Future
Ford, Gerald R.: Interview with Gerald R. Ford
Frank, Charlotte, and John Kerin: Beyond the Textbook: Learner-Powered Multimedia
Friedman, Milton: Interview with Milton Friedman
Fulghum, Robert: All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten
Gibson, Dave: The Way We Were . . . Education on the Fly
Gillespie, Thom: Violence, Games & Art (Part I); Violence, Games & Art (Part II); All Aboard The Story Engine!; LOL: Lots of Luck? Laughing Out Loud? Or Learning Outside the Lines; www.p2p.edu: Rip, Mix & Burn Your Education; Commander Laurel's Excellent Adventure; If Baboons Ran Schools; Ich Bin Ein Illiterati: An Interview with Mihai Nadin; "Hard Fun" . . . Squeak!; Grand Theft Auto, the Video Game Everyone Loves to Hate, Allows Ethics and Morality Lessons
Gilman, David A. and Ruth Ann Gilman: The State-of-the-Art School: A Fairy Tale
Goodall, Kenneth: Illumination in the Desert
Goodlad, John I.: Interview with John I. Goodlad
Gray, James and Jim Woodell: Exploring the Real World Online
Greenberg, Daniel: Interview with Daniel Greenberg; The Trojan Horse of Education
Grewar, Melinda: The Slow Boat to Reform
Hall, George: Message on Our Failures to Reform; Message to My Granddaughter; Hablar con los Hombres en el Techo; Message to Johannes Gutenberg
Hamilton, J. Ogden: A Modest Proposal for Greatly Increasing Teacher Compensation and Fixing Everything Else Wrong with Education
Harris, Phillip and Michael F. Sullivan: Using Technology to Create a New Paradigm for a Learner-Centered Educational Experience
Healy, Jane M.: TECHNOS Interview II: On Today
Heim, Michael: Creating the Virtual Middle Ground
Herrington, Scott D.: Character Education and Media Literacy—Finding Common Ground
Hesburgh, Rev. Theodore: Interview with Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.
Hilliard III, Asa G.: Reflections on Equity
Howard, Jeff EdPress Award Winner: Interview with Founder and President of the Efficacy Institute, Inc.
Hoxby, Caroline M.: Interview with Caroline M. Hoxby
Hundt, Reed: Interview with Federal Communications Commission Chairman
Hyland, Terry: Readers Play Catch Up—and Win
Jones, James and William L. Lepley: Colloquium: Pay Now or Pay Later
Keeshan, Bob: Interview with TV's Captain Kangaroo
Kemp, Jerrold E.
2000 TECHNOS Press Author: John Dewey Never said It Would Be Easy: Designing Education in the 21st Century
Kennedy, Edward M.: Realizing the Promise of Technology in America’s Schools
Kerin, John, and Charlotte Frank: Beyond the Textbook: Learner-Powered Multimedia
Kilian, Crawford: The Passive-Aggressive Paradox of On-Line Discourse; The Two Sides of the School Culture Coin
Kirkpatrick, Heather and Larry Cuban: Computers Make Kids Smart—Right?
Koch, Melissa: No Girls Allowed!; Information Literacy—Where Do We Go from Here?
Koetke, Walter: The Learning Odyssey—Extending the Net
Kohls, Anuradha Sapru and Frank B. Withrow: Learning: A New Dimension in the NII Age
Kozol, Jonathan: Interview withJonathan Kozol
Kraack, Paul F.: Raising the Investment Quotient
Kugler, Eileen Gale: Diverse Schools Are Stronger Academically and Socially
Larson, Arwen: Profile: Inspiring Young Minds—Kay Toliver
Lepley, William L., and James Jones: Colloquium: Pay Now or Pay Later
Levinson, Paul: TECHNOS Interview I: On Yesterday
Lewis, Anne C.: Strategies for Change: Apprenticeship American Style
Lewis, Joan E.: Tripping the ‘Light’ Fantastic: And They're Off! The Race to Fiber Optics; Virtual Reality: Ready Or Not!
London, Herbert: Computer Dictatorship
Lookatch, Richard P.: The Strange but True Story of Multimedia and the Type I Error
Maeroff, Gene I.: Standing in the Middle of a Cyclone: Online Education Comes of Age
Mann, Dale: The Productivity of Learning Technologies: A School and Learning Policy Review
Marcus, Morton J.: Restructuring Education Finance: A Dialog across the Street from the Garden of Eden; Schools, Houses, and Ice Cream: The Choices We Make
Mazur, Joan M.: Right-of-Way on the Information Superhighway: Access and Policy Issues for Schools
McAdoo, Maisie: In Search of Elegant Solutions
McBroom, George: Multimedia and the Curriculum
McKernan, John R.: Interview with John R. McKernan
Meek, Edwin E.: Mississippi's LEAP Toward Literacy
Mehlinger, Howard D.: Achieveing School Reform through Technology
Meier, Deborah: Interview with Deborah Meier
Miyagawa, Shigeru: Personal Media and the Human Community
Molenda, Michael and Michael Sullivan: Technology in Education: The Boom Is Behind Us
Morgan, Barbara Radding: Interview with Barbara Radding Morgan
Mosley, Toni O'Neal: Profile: Marva Collins, Her Way
Nardick, Daryl L.: Time to Move Beyond Infrastructure
Nathan, Joe: Calling the NCAA's Heavy Hand
Norris, Marilyn W.: Visions of Learning in the 21st Century
Ohler, Jason: Colloquium the 4 Rs; A Primer on Taming the Beast; Colloquium: A Matter of Degree
Papert, Seymour: Let's Tie the Digital Knot
Pea, Roy D., and Barry J. Fishman: The Internetworked School: A Policy for the Future
Pearlman, Bob: Designing, and Making, the New American High School
Perelman, Lewis J.: Interview with the President of Kanbrain Institute and Executive Editor, Knowlege Inc.
Pesta, John: A Little Help, Please: Assistive, Adaptive, Amazing Technologies
Peters, Laurence: Bridging the New Digital Divide: Lessons from Across the Atlantic; A Technology Backlash? It's Time for a Mid-Course Review; It's Time We Started Asking the Right Questions
Peters, Tom EdPress Award Winner: Interview with Tom Peters
Piecowye, James and Jack Barwind: Your Media, My Literacy: A Curriculum Model Considered
Postman, Neil: Deus Machina
Pugliese, Louis C.: The Transormation of Educational Publishing: The Emergence and Growth of a Teacher-Centered, Learning-Object Environment
Radke, Les: The Internet May Be the Safest Haven
Rawlins, Gregory J. E.: TECHNOS Interview III: On Tomorrow
Reese, Shelly: KIDMONEY: Children as Big Business
Rieseberg, Rhonda L.: Home Learning, Technology, and Tomorrow's Workplace; At Home and On Line
Rogers, Fred: E-mail to the Neighborhood
Roschelle, Jeremy, Byron Henderson, Jim Spohrer, and John Lilly: Banking on Educational Software: A Wired Economy Unfolds
Sanya, Abigail N.: School-Based Technology in Kenya: The Noble Dream
Sargent, Mark: Learn & Live™: Imagine the Possibilities
Schwartz, Judah L.: Of TinkerToys, Technology, and the Educational Encounter
Simonelli, Richard: The Path of Native American Education: Where Tradition and Technology Meet
Sizer, Theodore: Interview with Theodore Sizer
Slowinski, Joe, Tiffany Anderson, and Julie Reinhart: Can Web-Based Collaboration Reform Education?
Spaeth, Jennifer: Censorship and Electronic Evironments in Schools
Steele, Ray L.: Strategies for Change: Partnering—Myths and Realities
Sternberg, Robert J.: Technology Changes Intelligence: Societal Implications and Soaring IQs
Strossen, Nadine: Interview with Nadine Strossen
Sullivan, Michael F. and Phillip Harris: Using Technology to Create a New Paradigm for a Learner-Centered Educational Experience
Sullivan, Michael F. and Michael Molenda: Technology in Education: The Boom Is Behind Us
Sylwester, Robert: Bioelectronic Learning: the effects of Electronic Media on a Developing Brain
Thomas, M. Donald with William L. Bainbridge: Boards of Education: The Need for Effective Leadership
Toliver, Kay, as told to Racquel Skolnik: Polyhedra City: A Mentoring Case Study
Vedro, Steven: Universal Service Brings Fiber to Their Doorsteps
Wallace, Joy: Resources for Increasing Digital Equity Needed
Wasch, Kenneth: Forum--New Media and the Law: Protecting the Goodies in the Digital Candy Store
Whittle, Chris: Interview with Christ Whittle
Williams, Luther S.: Interview with Luther S. Williams
Wise, Arthur E.: Interview with Arthur E. Wise
Wiseman, Donna L.: Teacher Education and Corporations: Unlikely Partners with Potential
Withrow, Frank B. and Anuradha Sapru Kohls: Learning: A New Dimension in the NII Age
Woodell, Jim and James Gray: Exploring the Real World Online