Four Ways States Can Promote Quality in Blended and Online Learning
With the growth of new learning models comes the need to improve quality assurance systems across K–12 to ensure that
November 6, 2015
Category: Policy
Brown v. Board after 60 years – Examining Equal Educational Opportunity
American Enterprises Institute’s (AEI) recently hosted ‘With all deliberate speed: Brown v. Board of Education || 60 years later‘ where
November 6, 2015
Improving Access and Equity in Blended and Online Learning
Blended and online learning can leverage the talent of today’s best educators with technologies that extend their reach and can
November 5, 2015
Nine Ways States Can Create Competency-Based Education Systems
Most schools and education systems are designed around seat time, or providing students with a minimum number of instructional hours.
November 4, 2015
iNACOL Policy Update – FCC Modernizes E-Rate
iNACOL will be blogging weekly to share policy developments – both barriers and enablers – for the transformation to student-centered
December 18, 2014
iNACOL Policy Update – Enabling Policies to Transform K-12 Education
iNACOL will be blogging weekly to share policy developments – both barriers and enablers – for the transformation to student-centered
December 17, 2014
Update on E-Rate Modernization
The FCC will vote on e-rate expansion, determining the future of broadband connectivity for schools and libraries. On December 11,
December 10, 2014
Thoughts on a new accountability paradigm
Recently, I was asked about starting a conversation on how a new accountability system might work.
October 3, 2014
Applauding Today’s FCC Vote to Improve E-Rate to Provide Greater Access to Innovative, Personalized Learning Environments for America’s Students
iNACOL congratulates the FCC for taking positive action to modernize the E-Rate program for U.S. schools and libraries and driving
July 11, 2014
E-Rate Update
The Federal Communications Commission released a report on July 2nd of the potential impact of a pending proposal to modernize
July 3, 2014