ZDNet Education- June 12, 2008


Should we be teaching "productive IM"?
According to hothardware.com, researchers at Ohio State and UC Irvine have discovered that instant messaging can actually increase productivity in the workplace.

Open letter to a school committee member
A bit of background before I pass on this letter that I wrote to a member of our school committee this morning... Our district has been without a technology-director type for many years now. While we have good staff handling individual schools, coordinating and managing the use of technology district-wide has fallen to superintendents, most of whom have given it a go, but understandably lack expertise.

Will it work with Office?
Our business department purchased new books last summer to teach productivity software and accounting courses based around Microsoft Office. Most of the teachers, both in and out of the business department, have grown accustomed to Office 2007, although a significant chunk can at least use OpenOffice to open up student files when they forget to save in Office format at home.

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