Five Trends of Technology in Schools

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The document discusses emerging technology trends in K-12 schools and the work of the Illinois Chief Technology Officers organization. It identifies five key trends: cloud computing, personal devices, open source solutions, increasing bandwidth, and digital content/Web 2.0 tools. It also outlines the challenges schools face in providing professional development and acquiring new skills to support instructional technology.

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EMERGING TECHNOLOGY TRENDS IN K-12 SCHOOLS Jeffrey L. Hunt, Ed.D. Indian Prairie School District 204 jeff_hunt@ipsd.org, jeff.hunt@ilcto.org Twitter: @jeff_hunt @ilcto

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