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What's New?

• e-LuminateGroup wrapped up a project with the Institute of Museum and Library Services. To quote the news release, "In the 21st century, workers and students need more diverse skills to compete in a global economy. The Obama Administration has called for the development of 21st century skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, entrepreneurship and creativity. At the same time the capacity of cultural institutions to engage the public in innovative learning experiences has created a new dynamic for delivering library and museum service. Libraries and museums that adapt to these changes are playing a significant role in delivering 21st century skills to learners of all ages." The report is available here.
• e-Luminate Group's CEO, Ken Kay, and COO, John Kenny, were referenced in a recent Roll Call article, "Techies Get Friendly White House Reception," about the important roll technology and innovation will play in the Obama administration's plans to revive the economy.
• We just returned from EdNET 2008! We were thrilled to be a silver sponsor of this leading education industry show and enjoyed a full line-up of activities, including hosting a roundtable discussion on 21st century skills. e-Luminate Group CEO Ken Kay was also selected as one of five industry leaders to deliver a presentation on where K-12 education will be in the next five years entitled "An Optimist's View of 2014."
• In August, Ken had the opportunity to provide verbal and written testimony to the Democratic and Republican National Platform Committees. In his remarks, Ken urged both committees to investigate the intersections of education and the economy and explore the actions necessary for guaranteeing American students are able to compete in the global economy.
• Our own Valerie Greenhill, Vice President of Market Leadership Services, was recently selected as a 40 Under 40 winner by the Tucson Business Edge . This annual list showcases 40 emerging leaders who have achieved success in business and the community before turning 40.
• Ken Kay is featured in the Pearson Foundation and the Consortium for School Networking’s video, “Learning to Change/Changing to Learn.” The video focuses on the challenges and opportunities of integrating technology into teaching practice around the world and shares the views of an international panel of key educators and thought leaders, including Ken.

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