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Affordable Option – Indiana finds open source software is key to making one-to-one student/computer initiative a reality.

Indiana is so focused on the future of its technology initiative that when some companies offered free technology, the state turned them down.

America The Uneducated

The prospects for U.S. education levels are a lot like global warming. Since erosion occurs gradually, it’s easy to ignore. But if the U.S. doesn’t pay more attention, everything from its competitiveness to its standard of living could sink.

As teens embrace blogs, schools sound an alarm

Despite efforts by schools to discipline students and train them in safe and sound Net usage, parents need to get involved. Some tips:

Changing Idaho State University’s culture: Gallagher: ‘It’s better to be reined in than kicked in the butt’

“I think if the university community hears news from the newspaper or television, I’m not doing my job,” he said. “We’re not waiting for a whisper in someone’s ear.”

No money for college? One town’s reply. A scholarship for every high school graduate.

‘The Kalamazoo Promise’ will foot the bill at any public university in
Michigan for local high school graduates.

Kansas, Where "Ignorant" is the New "Educated"

"This is a sad day. We’re becoming a laughingstock of not only the nation, but of the world, and I hate that,"

Some parents now can check on kids via Internet – "The dog ate my homework" is no longer an excuse.

A growing number of schools are using Web-based services to post grades, list homework assignments and communicate with parents.

Are U.S. Innovators Losing Their Competitive Edge?

"The scientific and technical building blocks of our economic leadership are eroding at a time when many other nations are gathering strength," the National Academy of Sciences observed in a report released last month. "Although many people assume that the United States will always be a world leader in science and technology, this may not continue to be the case inasmuch as great minds and ideas exist throughout the world. We fear the abruptness with which a lead in science and technology can be lost – and the difficulty of recovering a lead once lost, if indeed it can be regained at all."

University of Montana adds infectious disease doctorate program

UM established the program through a recent $3.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation.

Could your Web manager use some technical skill improvement? New course offered by UM Continuing Education

Topics including ADA compliance, domain names, web file structures, HTML, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, JavaScript, PHP/MySQL, and databases will be covered.