WE BELIEVE TECHNOLOGY is at the core of education reform, so we are giving you money and flexibility, but it is up to you to make it happen and then tell us what works.
That was the clear message I took from recent forays to Washington, DC, where I intended to find out what the Obama administration has in mind for advancing the use of technology in public education.
"The question is," (Jim) Shelton, the assistant secretary for innovation and improvement asked, "what do we do to actually...
