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Looks like it might a great way to supplement students Homework or flipping the classroom?

Could be useful as a conversation starter for staff/students.

Interesting look into their privacy polices and what it could mean for Education users

This could be useful for staff and faculty. A garde 10 student showed me this at the leading school workshop 

Thanks will check it out. Wonder how it compares to Dropbox. Sounds like more storage?

Might nice to use as a starter for a workshop or in response to allowing students to use their devices in school?

Explains the need for freedom and choice in a 1:1 program.

Good read. Having tool options forces people to think about which option is best (since they are not always equal, depending on situation). Interesting though how many people just want to be told which tool to use, avoiding the messiness of having to find the best tool (which will always be a moving target). What happens when the "teller" or "tool decider" is no longer around? Hmm.

Great resource. thanks. Have shared it with ms students.

Great example of a design project

Thanks for the link. Will check it out. Looking for ideas.

I like this alternative policy idea. It is succinct, simple, and dare I say maybe even...inspiring. It lacks details for accountability, and specific lingo for transfer of responsibility, but let's be honest, how often to we actually read acceptable use policies? If there was a problem, it's covered in the "respectful and kind" language. Doing something like this is sure to catch student attention set a positive tone for the use of tech.

Awesome. This will be a great one to share with the students....

Brought to you by.... social media. Pretty funny though. Was worried I wasn't going to be able to drink Coke while wearing it. Apparently, that's not a problem.