Welcome to the Intel® Learning Series blog. This blog was created to foster discussions about trends, research, and products in the education technology space. The bloggers in this forum will focus on how education can benefit from technology; how true education transformation can occur through the use of the right holistic education technology solutions, as exemplified through our Intel® Learning Series program. We will bring a breadth of viewpoints on this field, both from senior technology evangelists at Intel, like Jeff Galinovsky who has been blogging about these topics at our Technology @ Intel blog, and also outside of Intel at other companies doing amazing things around education.

This blog offers you direct dialogue with Intel’s education experts and they look forward to you joining the conversation.

To foster a meaningful and constructive discussion, we follow these guiding principles:

- We will provide unique, individual perspectives on what’s going on at Intel in education and in the world;

- We will post comments, except for spam and remarks that are off-topic, denigrating or offensive;

- We will reply to comments promptly, when appropriate;

- We will respect proprietary information and confidentiality; and

- We will be respectful when disagreeing with others’ opinions.

We invite you to visit the site regularly to read about what’s on the minds of Intel’s education leaders and our passionate employees. But to be truly successful, we hope you join in the discussion as well.

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