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NMC Profiles Six "Key Emerging Technologies" for Elementary and Secondary Education

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2009 Horizon K-12 cover Austin, TX (March 11, 2009) – The New Media Consortium (NMC) today released the Horizon Report: 2009 K-12 Edition, marking the first time the renowned research project has turned its attention to emerging technology use in elementary and secondary education. The report, unveiled at the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) annual conference in Austin, TX, identifies and describes emerging technologies that will likely have a significant impact on K-12 education.

Horizon K12 Project in Pictures

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Horizon.K12 Meeting, Dallas

For a flavor of the activity for the January 27-28 , 2009 Horizon.K12 meeting in Dallas, Texas, here is a short video slide show of pictures from the meeting combined with an ambient mix of the discussions. This was the kickoff meeting to launch te very first Horizon Report focused on K-12 education.

At this meeting, gathered members of the Horizon.K12 advisory board met and processed the initial list of topics to be included in this new report, and distilled the voting down to a short list of 12 items to be contenders for the final report. The final report will be released at the March 2009 CoSN meeting in Austin

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Look for more pictures tagged horizonk12 in flickr.

See Also: http://horizon.nmc.org/k12
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