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Network with peers while hearing about the latest updates on industry trends.

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Experts Guide to the Postsecondary Market

Experts Guide to the Postsecondary Market

A collection of articles from industry experts, providing a general overview of issues in the Higher Education market.

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Get Educated About Piracy

Don't Copy That 2 educational video and lesson plans are now available.

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Download SIIA’s new DRM White Paper

Right Usage for Usage Rights: Digital Rights Management for the Educational Publishing Industry

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SIIA Vision K-20

SIIA Vision K-20

Download the results of the Spring 2010 Vision K-20 Survey.

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This Month in Ed Tech History

September 18, 1926 - Birth of Alfred Bork, a pioneer in the field of education technology. Bork specialized in interactive techniques for learning and the application of graphics and multi-media to learning. He created systems for interactive instruction and was influential in education policy. Bork maintained that technological approaches to teaching and learning would become inevitably more cost-effective than traditional practices. Bork was Professor Emeritus of Information and Computer Science and Physics at the University of California, Irvine. While at UC, Irvine, he founded and acted as director of the Educational Technology Center which focused on research and development of technology-based learning materials.
Bork died on December 18, 2007.

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