THE Journal — Funding
Louisiana Districts Get Software Grants from UGS
Three school districts in the Baton Rouge area in Louisiana will receive an in kind software grant through UGS Corp. The grants come as a result of a partnership between UGS and East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President Melvin L. "Kip" Holden and are meant to benefit schools impacted by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
(2/21/2007)
Arkansas Districts Get HELP Through Grants
According to Digital Directions International (DDI), two districts in Arkansas have been added to the list of those implementing the company's Help with English Language Proficiency (HELP) program, affecting students in 14 middle schools and high schools.
(2/1/2007)
Sharing and Rewarding Your Successes, Failures
(1/1/2006)
District-Vendor Partnerships
(1/1/2006)
The Unkindest Cut of All
(1/1/2006)
Plasmas: A New Angle on Learning
(12/1/2005)
Keep Your Program Growing After the Money Runs Out
(12/1/2005)
Awards & Contests
(12/1/2005)
SOLVING COMMUNITY ISSUES
(11/1/2005)
Uncovering E-Rate Mismanagement
(11/1/2005)
Industry News
(11/1/2005)
Teachers Talk Tech
(10/1/2005)
Ohio’s Virtual Reference Service Receives $1.12M Approval
(10/1/2005)
Scholastic, Intel Foundation Seeking Nominees for Schools of Distinction Awards
(10/1/2005)
Inspiration Software Accepting Applications for Its 2006 Inspired Teacher Scholarships
(10/1/2005)
Polycom Enhances Grant Assistance Program
(9/1/2005)
Ed Tech Awards & Contests
(9/1/2005)
$1M Collaborative Effort Preps Students for the Future
(8/1/2005)
Grant Program Helps Integrate Technology Into the Classroom
(8/1/2005)
Schools In Need Now Eligible for Free Thin-Client Software
(8/1/2005)
MHEC and PASSHE Allow Member Institutions to Buy Technology Products from CDW-G at a Discount
(8/1/2005)
Surviving a Communications Network Overhaul
A head-to-head look
at how 13 antivirus
solutions stack up.
(8/1/2005)
Fighting the Good Fight
(7/1/2005)
A New Competitive Grant Model for Nevada
Technology funding can have consequences beyond its original intent of providing money for equipment, professional development, and other necessary aspects of a project.
(7/1/2005)
Why Aren’t Dollars Following Need?
(6/1/2005)
