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A behind the scenes look at administering Google Apps for Education – It doesn’t get much easier than this.

Three educational netbooks go head to head. Check out the shootout results on ZDNet Education.

Microsoft licensing can be confusing for enterprise IT decision-makers, let alone a harried tech in a public school system. This guide will help sort out the terms, agreements, and licensing models that are most likely to save schools money. Check out the related article over on ZDNet Education here.

A look at both the Beta of Office 2010 and the recently updated Google Docs suite.

Expensify is a web-based tool for managing and reimbursing business expenses. User-friendly and cheap, it’s now integrated into Google Apps and readily available through the new Apps Marketplace.

An updated Convertible Classmate PC was previewed at CeBIT today. Press photos are here until Intel sends out a demo unit for a hands-on review.

Is Microsoft getting short-changed in all of this Google Docs storage hype? Why is 1GB from Google better than 25GB from Microsoft? Christoper Dawson weighs in.

Scitable is an easy-to-use resource from the Nature Publishing Group. Currently, its focus is Genetics, but there is much more to come.

100 vendors have come together around the latest Intel Classmates. As we wait for review units, here are some press photos of the applications and links to major vendors.

A few days with the 2nd-generation “netbook” and I’m hooked. It’s time to rethink computer purchases for the elementary schools this summer.

Mac office suites, evaluated from the perspective of a teacher

Hands on with the XO interface using a VMWare image