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Jena Passut

Jena Passut

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Senior Editor, American Chemical Society

Washington

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Mostly travel some TV and entertainment.

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general job market news

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Total articles 52

  • Q&A: Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on How to Plan for Digital Innovation

    By Jena Passut Verified| EdTech Magazine - Focus On K-12 Verified A one-to-one program needs to be linked to the academic goals of the district, and everyone needs to support the effort, from the chief academic officer who sets the academic vision to the CFO who figures out how to finance the effort and the chief of police who makes sure kids are safe when they carry devices to and from school. It all boils down to extensive, excruciating planning. MORE FROM EDTECH: What should administrators be thinking about when integrating new technology.

    By Jena Passut Verified · EdTech Magazine - Focus On K-12

    Dec. 28, 2018

  • CoSN 2016: The Good, the Bad, and the Ubiquitous

    By Jena Passut Verified| EdTech Magazine - Focus On K-12 Verified Broadband and network capacity is the top priority for IT leaders in 2016, while securing student data remains a pressing concern. Those were two of the 10 key findings highlighted in the Consortium for School Networking’s fourth K–12 IT Leadership Survey Report, which was released on Monday in conjunction with the opening of CoSN’s annual meeting in Washington, D.C.Even more startling: The survey highlighted a deep lack of racial diversity in the field.

    By Jena Passut Verified · EdTech Magazine - Focus On K-12

    Sep. 26, 2018

  • Q&A: Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on How to Plan for Digital Innovation

    By Jena Passut Verified| EdTech Magazine - Focus On K-12 Verified A one-to-one program needs to be linked to the academic goals of the district, and everyone needs to support the effort, from the chief academic officer who sets the academic vision to the CFO who figures out how to finance the effort and the chief of police who makes sure kids are safe when they carry devices to and from school. It all boils down to extensive, excruciating planning. MORE FROM EDTECH: What should administrators be thinking about when integrating new technology.

    By Jena Passut Verified · EdTech Magazine - Focus On K-12

    Dec. 28, 2018

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American Chemical Society

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 202-872-4600