Md. Code, Education § 7-908
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 7-908, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§7–908.
Official statutory text
The State Superintendent, in collaboration with the Secretary of Commerce, may:
(1) Provide direction and support for the conduct of research on advanced educational technologies;
(2) Provide support for long–term comprehensive educational applications of advanced high performance computer and communication technologies and video technologies in support of the core subjects of the National Education Goals;
(3) Ensure that high performance computing and telecommunications networks (or information highways) are developed with consideration to the needs of elementary and secondary education to facilitate educational uses, to provide access to classrooms and libraries in elementary and secondary schools, and to improve student learning; and
(4) Assess the effectiveness of technology in education programs.
(1) Provide direction and support for the conduct of research on advanced educational technologies;
(2) Provide support for long–term comprehensive educational applications of advanced high performance computer and communication technologies and video technologies in support of the core subjects of the National Education Goals;
(3) Ensure that high performance computing and telecommunications networks (or information highways) are developed with consideration to the needs of elementary and secondary education to facilitate educational uses, to provide access to classrooms and libraries in elementary and secondary schools, and to improve student learning; and
(4) Assess the effectiveness of technology in education programs.
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