Tuesday, December 22, 2009

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Converge Mag
  December 22, 2009
 Education Roundup
Check out the TANDBERG Education Update: virtual museum visits, closing the distance gap, federal funding and more!
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College Center Teaches Convergence Skills
Programs prepare future IT professionals for the changing technology landscape.
World Exploration, Virtual-Style
Wonder Rotunda offers educational adventures for children, but is there enough interaction to engage?
Redefining the Role of K-12 IT Execs
Schools should consider evolving the role of their IT executives to include knowledge management.
Robust Network Expands Learning Possibilities
A solid infrastructure connects teachers and students to the world, saves districts money, according to John Fleischman of the Sacramento County (Calif.) Office of Education.

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Register Your Students
Registration for the 2009-2010 Young Minds Digital Times Film Competition is now open. The second annual competition, presented by KidThrive.org in partnership with Converge magazine, is free for students in grades six through 12. Competition registration runs through Feb. 19, 2010.
 
Apply for the 2010 Schools of Distinction Awards
The yearly Intel Schools of Distinction Awards recognize U.S. schools that demonstrate 21st century teaching and learning environments and implement innovative, replicable programs that inspire their students to excel in the areas of math and science.
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Funding K-12 Literacy Programs
Programs from Read Naturally Inc. have demonstrated results in reading fluency and comprehension; to read about one success story and learn how to fund such solutions in your district, download Funding K-12 Literacy Programs today
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I was in my office at work, typing in the YouTube URL to download a video, when bam! "Access Denied" flashed across the screen. So, what did I do? Read more>>


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If you're looking for a new job or just want to see what's out there, we've got you covered. Our new jobs section on Converge Online allows you to search more than 2,000 listings for administrator, teacher, IT personnel and professor openings across the United States. Check it out>>

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Broadband Stimulus Awards, County CIO Reforms DMV Process, NYC 311 Call Center and other news...

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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
News and Features
First Broadband Stimulus Awards Announced
Vice President Joseph Biden announces $183 million in broadband stimulus awards.

Kevin Dickey, chief information security officer, Contra Costa County, Calif. County CIO Reforms a Redundant Paper-Based California DMV Process
Kevin Dickey, CIO and chief information security officer of Contra Costa County, Calif., reforms a redundant Department of Motor Vehicles paper application process for all the state's counties.

iPhone with CitySourced/San Jose 311 image San Jose Pilots an iPhone App for Reporting 311 Services
Residents in San Jose, Calif., can make 311 reports with their iPhones.




School bus New York City Schools Assist Parents with Consolidated 311 Call Center
The 2009 school year began with New York City's first ‘dedicated parent inquiry system.'


L.A.'s Google Contract Is Open to All California Cities
CSC providing system design and integration, plus end-user services, through a standard pricing model.


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Cyber-Security Year in Review, Botnet Vulnerabilities, Web 2.0 Risks and other news...

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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Security Features
Year in Review: Looking Forward Year in Review: Cyber-Security, Health IT Remain Important Issues for 2010
Upgrading legacy health systems and using shared services will be among government's priorities.

Keeping Up the Fight IBM: SQL Injection Attacks Increasingly Threaten Public and Private Networks
Public-sector Web sites are among those vulnerable to construction of botnets.



Security News
Cisco Report Identifies Rising Security Threats on and off Social Media
Web 2.0 and other security dangers to governments.

Jennifer M. Granholm, governor of Michigan Michigan Announces Unique Cyber-Security Partnership With Feds
Michigan deploys the federal government's network-monitoring system EINSTEIN 1, indicating a potential new direction for state IT security.

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