April
30
Microsoft has released a new piece of free software designed to help make PowerPoint more of an interactive tool for classroom learning.
Adobe has started shipping Creative Suite 5, with major new versions of each of the core applications in the suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, and After Effects. The company has also launched new education programs, resources, and pricing.
An Idaho middle school is using EETT funds to help bring its special education department into the 21st century. Using the grant money for a technology infusion, planners are looking to make their classrooms more accessible and more interactive to help better engage students and improve overall learning.
Tacoma Public Schools in Washington has launched a pilot program to test educational gaming for math students.
Two companies are working together to deliver a WiFi emergency call location service for campuses.