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Pushing Student-Centered Technology in the Classroom

A chief information officer at an Atlanta school district lays out in an interview her vision for integrating technology with standards-based curricula in order to support teachers who strive for individualized instruction.

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A chief information officer at an Atlanta school district lays out in an interview her vision for integrating technology with standards-based curricula in order to support teachers who strive for individualized instruction. Classroom devices like flat panels and interactive projectors can complement software for games, assessments, and content management. The need is also stressed to teach children to be good digital citizens and keep themselves safe online. (CIO)

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