If you missed the June 9 webinar or would like to experience it again, you may replay the webinar, and download the presentation slides.

In this one-hour event, participants learned what educators recently shared with us on the current use and future growth of technology in our schools, including digital whiteboards, digital content, and e-books. Participants also got first-hand insight from a senior school administrator, who discussed how technology is being used in his school district and what he sees for the future.

Participants heard from:

• Kathy Mickey, Senior Editor at Simba Information, and Kathleen Brantley, MDR's Leader of Channel Management. They provided high-level findings from K-12 Technology Tools and Trends 2009. Published by Simba in conjunction with MDR, this new report is based on interviews with educators and a survey of technology coordinators and curriculum directors about the effectiveness of currently used technology in their schools and their purchasing plans in the next five years.
• Ed Zaiontz, Executive Director of Information Services, Round Rock Independent School District in Round Rock, Texas. Ed discussed hardware and software trends in his district, which contains a mix of Title I and non-Title I schools. He provided insight on how curricular purchasing decisions are being made and how teachers are involved in the process.

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To learn more about Simba Information’s K-12 Technology Tools and Trends 2009 report, visit www.simbainformation.com/pub/2041370.html or call SIMBA Customer Service at 888.29.SIMBA (888.297.4622).