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  Founded in 1980, New Horizons for Learning has been focused on identifying, communicating, and helping to implement the most effective ways of learning at all ages and abilities. In recent years, the network has done so through this website. Since the recent retirement of Dee Dickinson, founder and CEO, the website has been under the care of Digital Learning Commons and its director Judith Margrath-Huge. We are happy to announce that www.newhorizons.org will now move to Johns Hopkins Graduate School of Education and will be under the leadership of Dr. John Castellani, Dr. Mariale Hardiman, and Dr. Linda Tsantis. It will retain the same URL or website address. This new home will make it possible for the website to continue to grow and remain on the leading edge of educational research with the new Johns Hopkins program combining teacher education, educational technology, the neurosciences, and other schools across the university. The online Journal will soon be reactivated bringing you new ideas, syntheses of new research, and new ways of helping everyone to learn more effectively.

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  Anthony Pantekoek on 2007-02-23
  New Horizons for Learning has retired, but our website has found a new home on Digital Learning Commons.  Since 1980, New Horizons for Learning served as a leading-edge resource for educational change by identifying, communicating, and helping to implement successful educational strategies.  Our role has always been to give visibility to effective teaching and learning practices and ideas that have not yet reached the mainstream, and to work in coordination with other reputable networks and learning communities. New Horizons for Learning has often been a "launching pad" for new educational organizations and projects. Following is a little history of New Horizons for Learning and the people responsible for creating this website. 
  

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