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...society wondering how the new Congress will affect it.
The education and technology sector is no different. President Bush has recommended zeroing out Title II-D of No Child Left Behind, Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT), and the outgoing House is following his lead. The Senate still has $275 million in its ed tech budget. While a change in congressional leadership may be good for the ed tech industry--things can't get much worse--a Senate staffer has warned that there will not be a lot of new money in whatever budget may be crafted by the new Congress.
One message that seems to be coming forth consistently is that...
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