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Southern Indiana may get new phone numbers
Staff Report TheStatehouseFile.com INDIANAPOLIS – Hoosiers in the 812 area code will have a chance to comment on a request to add a new area code to southern and south-central Indiana. The telecommunications industry has asked the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission – IURC – for a new area code for the southern portion of [...]
education \ schools \ technology
State awards technology grants to schools
Schools that won technology grants: Beech Grove City Schools Burris Laboratory School, Muncie Center Grove Community School Corporation Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation Danville Community School Corporation East Noble School Corporation Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community School District M S D Wabash County Schools Maconaquah School Corporation Madison Consolidated Schools North Adams Community Schools Northeastern [...]
iPads \ pilot program \ technology
Legislature’s iPad pilot program is successful so far
By Greg Margason The Statehouse File INDIANAPOLIS – With just a few days left in this session of the General Assembly, a leader of a pilot program testing iPads as a way to save paper said he’s pleased with its progress so far. Senate Tax Chairman Brandt Hershman, R-Buck Creek, has spearheaded the program and [...]
Indiana General Assembly \ iPads \ paper
Lawmakers will test iPads to save paper
By Zach Osowski The Statehouse File INDIANAPOLIS – The General Assembly plans to launch a pilot program using iPads that could eventually lead lawmakers to save as much as 17 tons of paper in each of its annual sessions. The bipartisan Indiana Legislative Council – an administrative arm of the General Assembly – voted unanimously [...]
Indiana officials dabble in iPad trend
The Fort Wayne City Council is the most recent local government body to take steps to switch from paper documents to electronic ones using iPads.
State goes interactive with QR codes
State government is jumping into the smart phone world, offering taxpayers scannable QR codes that drive them to websites with information about state parks, unclaimed property and even legislation.
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