TICAL - Technology Information Center for Administrative Leadership

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In 2003, the average public school contained 136 instructional computers.
Source:Digest of Education statistics 2006

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A world community can exist only with world communication, which means something more than extensive shortwave facilities scattered about the globe. It means common understanding, a common tradition, common ideas, and common ideals.
-- Robert M. Hutchins

TICAL is a statewide educational technology service provided by Santa Cruz County Office of Education with funding from the California Department of Education.

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Quick Takes

These are short presentations to help busy administrators gain a better understanding of the variety of tools on the World Wide Web.

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Disclaimer - TICAL has listed private consultants and vendors on this web site as resources for educational administrators. By including these private consultants and vendors, TICAL makes no endorsement of them or the services or products they offer. Nor, by this listing, is TICAL making any statement about other private consultants and vendors that are not listed. Any person, organization, or entity choosing to use one of the private consultants and vendors listed on this site, should exercise due diligence prior to entering into a contract. This web site may from time to time be linked to third party web sites. Such links do not constitute an endorsement of such third party web sites, nor is TICAL responsible for any viruses, content, or disputes resulting from access to such third party sites.

Today's date and time: March 21, 2010, 6:57 am PDT
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Google Docs by Susan Brooks-Young and Chris York

Google Forms by Jason Borgen

Twitter by Susan Brooks-Young

Podcasts by Jason Borgen

Mini-Notebooks by Susan Brooks-Young

Web-Based Presentations by Susan Brooks-Young

Real Simple Syndication (RSS) by Derry Lyons

Web 2.0 by Susan Brooks-Young

Blogs by Susan Brooks-Young

Social Networks by Susan Brooks-Young

Wikis by Susan Brooks-Young