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Dallas ISD Implements RapidIdentity to Advance Digital Infrastructure and Enhance Security - Vimarsana News

Dallas ISD Implements RapidIdentity to Advance Digital Infrastructure and Enhance Security

/PRNewswire/ -- The start of the school year is always exciting for Dallas ISD, but this year is particularly memorable. Dallas ISD, a leading school district...

Jefferson County vocational school gets huge grant for distance learning upgrades - Vimarsana News

Jefferson County vocational school gets huge grant for distance learning upgrades

The Jefferson County Joint Vocational School obtained one of its largest grants yet, all of which will fund their distance learning plan.Following a lengthy app

Source: wtov9.com
NMSU's 'Math Snacks' joins Game Learning platform, reaching global student base - Vimarsana News

NMSU's 'Math Snacks' joins Game Learning platform, reaching global student base

A series of educational video games developed by NMSU faculty will now reach a wider audience as they become available on an online platform.

Source: kfoxtv.com
Wilkes University, AT&T and officials team up to bridge Luzerne County's digital gap - Vimarsana News

Wilkes University, AT&T and officials team up to bridge Luzerne County's digital gap

Wilkes University and local officials came together with AT&T at Lee Park Elementary Tuesday to announce efforts to close the digital divide in Luzerne County.T

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Carlsbad plan would put technology in the hands of students - Vimarsana News

Carlsbad plan would put technology in the hands of students

Carlsbad Unified School District is considering a three-year technology plan that would put digital devices in the hands of every student from third grade through high school.