What makes a difference in deciding on what technologies to use and how and when to use them is evidence that they work. Case studies that demonstrate effective use of technology and show results provide information about what could work for us.

Today’s district is wired and seeks to use technology effectively. Digital learning environments with appropriate technology tools provide schools with:

•    Secure wireless access from a variety of desktop and handheld devices

•    Rich digital media solutions

•    Secure, scalable, easy-to-use collaboration with powerful communications and information sharing

•    Email, instant messaging, and electronic discussions

•    Personal calendars and group scheduling

Integrated collaborative solutions provide schools with management systems for learning and communication among teachers, parents, and the community. 


Teachers can:

•    Collaborate with students and other teachers

•    Share knowledge and resources

•    Use e-learning tools and monitor results


Students can:

•    Collaborate with other students and teachers

•    Get homework assignments and even take tests when they’re out sick

Parents can:

•    Monitor homework assignments and attendance

•    Track student progress


Administrators can:

•    Manage data to determine student needs and streamline operations

•    Address the changing needs of students, teachers, and parents