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Highlights
  • The new digital divide is really between those who have access to the Internet and those who don't.
  • Internal clouds are critical to facilitating all of the resources that students are generating and accessing.
  • Moving to the cloud reduces software and hardware requirements. With the cloud, if you have a browser, you can access an app in the cloud.

Participants:

  • Henry C. Thiele, chief technology officer for Maine Township High School;
  • Cameron Evans, national technology officer for Microsoft Education
  • John Williams, chief technology officer for Nashville Metropolitan Public Schools, Tenn.
  • Ross Randall, director of information technology for Hattiesburg Public School District, Miss.
  • Mark Washington, director of technology and media services for the Port Huron Area School District, Mich.;
  • Sam Farsaii, director of instructional technology for the Irving Independent School District, Texas.
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