According to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report, the Taiwan-based company Wintek will supply touch panels for a new netbook under development by Apple. Peter Smith’s ITworld article “Apple netbook rumors resurface” today includes additional links and speculation worth reading
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cellphonesinlearning » NECC2008 - 0 views
InfoSource Learning - 0 views
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OVIEDO, FL -- July 14, 2008 -- InfoSource Learning announces that all school districts, state departments, and educational organizations can receive the SimpleAssessment for Student Technology Proficiency free of charge for all students. What started as a promotion at this year's National Educational Computer Conference (NECC) has blossomed into a nationwide campaign to raise awareness of students' technology proficiency. This campaign also stems from the goal to assess 25 million students during the 2008/2009 school year as a means of celebrating the Company's 25th anniversary.
copyrightconfusion - NECC09 Workshop - 0 views
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Best Practices in Fair Use for 21st-Century Educators Renee Hobbs, Temple University, Media Education Lab with Kristin Hokanson, Michael RobbGrieco and Joyce Valenza Sunday, 6/28/2009
TeachPaperless: NECC 2009: The Oxford Debate - 0 views
Apple netbook under development? | ISTE's NECC09 Blog - 0 views
Google Earth fro the Elementary Teacher - 0 views
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TCEA 2008 - Susan F. Reeves
The Partnership for 21st Century Skills - List of Publications - 0 views
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List of publications from the Partnership for 21st Century Skills including the new Science and Geography maps that were just released at NECC 09.
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NECC 2009 Keynote - ISTEvision - 0 views
The Power of Educational Technology: Putting Gladwell's Compensatory Model into Practic... - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: Five Common Mistakes Made When Starting a Classroom Blog - 4 views
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"This afternoon Sue Waters and I revived a presentation on blogging that we gave together six years ago at ISTE (formerly NECC). One aspect of our presentation was to share some of the mistakes that we frequently see people make when starting classroom blogs. I made all of these mistakes myself when I started blogging with students nine years ago."