THE TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNING conference, sponsored by the LA County Office of Education, reports that more students have access to technology in schools, in its "Second Annual Report Card to the Community."

Who has access and the type of computers available made for interesting discussion and debate.

Read this account of the event from the LA Times, and visit the LACOE conference site.

If you're looking for technology resources available for schools, visit the California Department of Education.

Information resources of the world's libraries will soon be available to teachers and students through the Internet thanks to a collaborative effort of the Los Angeles Educational Partnership and Libraries For the Future.
Getting Online!

How does one go about getting their district or school connected? Ben Seaberry with La Cañada Unified School Distrist shares his experience in this essay from the SMART Catalog.