After March 29, 2007, the Technology Counts 2007: Looking Back, Looking Ahead report will be available on the Education Week site. In November 2006, educators Larry Cuban, Sara Hall, Don Knezek, and Keith Krueger discussed how technology has changed since the first report ten years ago. If you are interested in browsing past reports, the Technology Counts Archive contains them all.
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