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Emergence of a National Strategy to Foster Effective Use of Technology in Elementary and Secondary Education
This testimony reviews the findings of MR-682-OSTEP/ED, Fostering the Use of Educational Technology: Elements of a National Strategy. Mr. Glennan specifically proposes that the federal government create an institute, outside of the government itself, to help plan, guide, and synthesize assessments of the use of educational technology.
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