Richard HoffmanSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Richard Hoffman A Wireless World(2) By Richard Hoffman published 21 October 11 This month's School CIO addresses wireless computing and preparing your educators for one-to-one implementation. A Wireless World(2) By Richard Hoffman published 15 March 07 This month's School CIO addresses wireless computing and preparing your educators for one-to-one implementation. A Wireless World By Richard Hoffman published 22 February 07 Charles County Public Schools Makes Wireless Universal Running Windows (Alongside OS X) On Your Mac By Richard Hoffman published 18 November 06 Apple's OS X and Windows can now live nicely together without fighting. Here's the scoop. How to Buy a Student Information System By Richard Hoffman published 17 July 06 Lessons learned from Prince George's County Public Schools. What Intel-based Macs Mean for CIOs By Richard Hoffman published 10 April 06 Wondering how Apple's new Windows-capable computers fit into your technology planning? Here are some strategic highlights. The NCLB Effect By Richard Hoffman published 3 April 06 Examining the impact of No Child Left Behind on school technology programs and the people who run them. SOA Goes to School: Part II By Richard Hoffman published 20 February 06 Learn first steps to implementing a Service-Oriented Architecture. FileMaker Pro 8 By Richard Hoffman published 15 February 06 SOA Goes to School By Richard Hoffman published 13 February 06 Can Service-Oriented Architecture solve your district's enterprise integration nightmares? Find out what the buzz is all about in this first part of a two-part series. Charles County, Maryland: Bijaya Devkota By Richard Hoffman published 1 September 05 As CIO of Maryland's Charles County Public Schools, Bijaya Devkota is intensely focused on one fundamental question: How can IT be used in the service of instruction? Fairfax, Virginia: Maribeth Luftglass By Richard Hoffman published 1 May 05 Maribeth Luftglass, CIO of Virginia's Fairfax County Public Schools, sounds off on wireless networking, open source, and IT service delivery. Driving Ms. Data: Creating Data-Driven Possibilities By Richard Hoffman published 15 February 05 Plain Dealer By Richard Hoffman published 15 November 04 Risky Business By Richard Hoffman published 1 November 04 A thorough--and realistic--risk assessment can help districts get a handle on potential security breaches. Risky Business By Richard Hoffman published 1 November 04 A thorough--and realistic--risk assessment can help districts get a handle on potential security breaches. How to Perform a Data Makeover By Richard Hoffman published 1 August 04 A Handheld Handbook By Richard Hoffman published 15 May 04 Application Integration: A Strategy Guide By Richard Hoffman published 1 May 04 Whether your district has six systems or 60, having a coherence plan to connect them is absolutely essential. Here, an overview of your technical options. Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1Upgrading Technology to Support Learning and Equity2Top Sites for Differentiated Instruction3The Importance of Working With (Not Through) Technology4CASE STUDY: Jamestown, NY Public Schools Create District Of The Future With LG Createboards In Every Classroom5AI Chatbot Friendships: Potential Harms and Benefits For Students
A Wireless World(2) By Richard Hoffman published 21 October 11 This month's School CIO addresses wireless computing and preparing your educators for one-to-one implementation.
A Wireless World(2) By Richard Hoffman published 15 March 07 This month's School CIO addresses wireless computing and preparing your educators for one-to-one implementation.
A Wireless World By Richard Hoffman published 22 February 07 Charles County Public Schools Makes Wireless Universal
Running Windows (Alongside OS X) On Your Mac By Richard Hoffman published 18 November 06 Apple's OS X and Windows can now live nicely together without fighting. Here's the scoop.
How to Buy a Student Information System By Richard Hoffman published 17 July 06 Lessons learned from Prince George's County Public Schools.
What Intel-based Macs Mean for CIOs By Richard Hoffman published 10 April 06 Wondering how Apple's new Windows-capable computers fit into your technology planning? Here are some strategic highlights.
The NCLB Effect By Richard Hoffman published 3 April 06 Examining the impact of No Child Left Behind on school technology programs and the people who run them.
SOA Goes to School: Part II By Richard Hoffman published 20 February 06 Learn first steps to implementing a Service-Oriented Architecture.
SOA Goes to School By Richard Hoffman published 13 February 06 Can Service-Oriented Architecture solve your district's enterprise integration nightmares? Find out what the buzz is all about in this first part of a two-part series.
Charles County, Maryland: Bijaya Devkota By Richard Hoffman published 1 September 05 As CIO of Maryland's Charles County Public Schools, Bijaya Devkota is intensely focused on one fundamental question: How can IT be used in the service of instruction?
Fairfax, Virginia: Maribeth Luftglass By Richard Hoffman published 1 May 05 Maribeth Luftglass, CIO of Virginia's Fairfax County Public Schools, sounds off on wireless networking, open source, and IT service delivery.
Risky Business By Richard Hoffman published 1 November 04 A thorough--and realistic--risk assessment can help districts get a handle on potential security breaches.
Risky Business By Richard Hoffman published 1 November 04 A thorough--and realistic--risk assessment can help districts get a handle on potential security breaches.
Application Integration: A Strategy Guide By Richard Hoffman published 1 May 04 Whether your district has six systems or 60, having a coherence plan to connect them is absolutely essential. Here, an overview of your technical options.
