Recently I was invited to attend a working session with folks from the White House, Gates Foundation, National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Energy, Battelle, American Council on Education and others from around the nation. The White House challenged the people involved to create actionable items that could be developed into workable solutions for education. As a participant, I wanted to share a few items of particular interest that were discussed at the conference.
My name is Brad Henry, I am the director of technology for eStudent Services. You may be asking yourself, as others have, "What does that mean?" or "What do you do?" As the director of technology, I do many things, which I will review.
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