In this day and age where everything entertainment seems to be wrapped in CGI (computer-generated imagery), it is easy for audiences to forget how film special effects found their start — Stop Motion Animation.
With national and state budget cuts reaching an all-time low, education suffers more and more, and Empire High School is struggling to maintain its focus on being the most technological school it can be.
Schools in Fort Worth, Dallas and Grand Prairie are taking the classroom outside — and planting seeds of wisdom in their students by using a school garden.
The earthquake in Haiti has had a large impact on the world. People have become more in touch with their sense of charity, and that shows for all ages. At schools, students are giving all they can to help those in need.
At schools nationwide, students are organizing meals, selling wristbands and donating their time and money so the Haitian people impacted by the earthquake last month can survive another day.
In the rush to put more technological goodies in our schools, we often fail to pay proper attention to the piece of the technology puzzle without which we are doomed to fail.
The iPad — the newest creation from Steve Jobs and the Apple crew — debuted this past week with all the fanfare and publicity that a politician could only dream of. And it looks pretty cool.
As students increasingly learn on the go, they demand that their colleges and universities stay up to date on the latest technology. That's where the 2010 Horizon Report comes in.