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Maine is handing out laptops. Will they make its middle school students smarter? World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) director Tim Berners-Lee announced on Tuesday that his organization had finalized the Royalty-Free Patent Policy, which excludes royalty-bearing patents from Web services standards development except in cases ... from ACM May 2003 Supporters of the open-source movement are gaining powerful allies as Linux and other open-source products find favor in both U.S. and international governments in response to the increasing use of open-source software. Venezuela, Britain, Germany, and ... from ACM May 2003 Today's knowledge workers are inundated with information--too much to be useful, says Web site content management expert Gerry McGovern. He says society is working under the principals of the physical economy where "more is better," but should in fact ... from ACM May 2003 The Washington Post (DC), August 19 SunSpot-Baltimore August 19, 2003 Changes Start in '05: The College Board voted to add a writing section, an additional reading section and tougher math problems to the SAT as part of an effort to make the test more aligned with curricula. The changes are scheduled to take effect in March 2005. These web pages contain information related to minority achievement and education that is multicultural in Maryland. This information is intended to assist educators and the public in efforts to increase academic achievement among minority students as well as to enhance understanding and appreciation of diversity among educational staff and students.
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