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Here is a collection of resources to help New Mexico educators advance the effectiveness of educational technology for learning in our state. Member Feeback on Common Issues District Internet Blocking Solutions and Suggestions

[|New Mexico Technology in Education (NMTIE)]
NMTIE is dedicated to the furtherance of the use of technology, communications and information resources in New Mexico education to improve the instruction, research and administration within New Mexico educational institutions. 

[|CoSN's Small School District Technology Leadership wiki]
The idea behind CoSN's Small School District Technology Leadership wiki is that school technology leaders in small school districts are not only able to access and make use of resources provided by CoSN and other sources, but are additionally able - and encouraged - to contribute to the site by adding their own best practices, tips, strategies, case studies and resources. They are also encouraged to start or contribute to discussions taking place on the wiki. To start accessing resources, best practices, case studies and more on the CoSN Small School District Technology Leadership wiki.



[|Regional Educational Technology Assistance]
The Regional Educational Technology Assistance (RETA) program is a statewide professional development partnership funded by the New Mexico Legislature. RETA helps New Mexico educators and administrators integrate technology into their classrooms. RETA professional development includes online, face-to-face, and blended workshops. Explore RETA's site and make sure to check out RETA's RETAzens blog



A publication of the National Education Association in collaboration with the American Federation of Teachers May 2008 Discusses 9 all too familiar findings

T.H.E. Journal
//T.H.E. Journal// is dedicated to informing and educating K-12 senior-level district and school administrators, technologists, and tech-savvy educators within districts, schools, and classrooms to improve and advance the learning process through the use of technology. Launched in 1972, //T.H.E. Journal// was the first magazine to cover education technology. //T.H.E. Journal//’s franchise consists of the monthly magazine, two Web sites ([|www.thejournal.com] and [|www.EduHound.com]), four newsletters (K-12 Tech Trends, T.H.E. SmartClassroom, EduHound Weekly, and T.H.E. Focus), T.H.E. Institute (research, consulting and professional development), and targeted list rental opportunities. With a circulation of 90,000 qualified readers, //T.H.E.// is the largest circulated education technology monthly publication.