E-Rate Funding Requests by Schools, Libraries to Be Paid in Full - Education Week

Schools and libraries will receive full funding of their E-rate program requests this year, as a result of a modernization of the policy and budget changes enacted last year.

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'Open Educational Resources' Promoted in U.S. Senate Proposal - Education Week

A move in Congress to promote schools' use of free learning resources could have a major impact on the development of curricula.

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State Lawmakers Balance Concerns on Student-Data Privacy - Education Week

The debate over how to best protect student data has legislators weighing the views of privacy advocates and education technology providers in this year’s crop of proposals.

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Privacy Ratings Underway for Ed-Tech Products - Education Week

More than 20 districts are working with Common Sense Media to establish a system that will rate the privacy policies on ed-tech products used by schools.

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Guide to Data Privacy Issued for Parents - Education Week

The Future of Privacy Forum has released a guide to help parents understand student-data-privacy policies.

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Common-Core Testing Drives 'Tech Prep' Priorities - Education Week

As most states shift their required tests to computers, teachers are discovering that their students are missing key technical skills to show what they know.

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Digital Access - Education Week

The boost in smartphone ownership and increased time spent on the Web represents "a major change" in teens' connectivity and phone habits, according to the lead researcher on a new nationwide survey.

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