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Probably seems like an odd post, but so true - you don't gain if you don't risk.

Some really good thoughts on transforming education - thanking teachers who fail when being innovative, reframe the role of the teacher, give students access to 21str century skills

Growing interest in online courses - particularly community colleges that reach out to non traditional students

interesting blog post by a teacher who integrates cell phones and iPods into the curriculum. From her vantage point, benefits outweigh distractions

lots of sensationalized stuff about banning iPads - in fact no ban universally, just limited places where the devices don't connect or dont function as expected on the network.

how to opt out of Facebook personalization

Innovative Teaching Spring Newsletter

federal stimulus money that will help residents gain access to high tech jobs and training

:) cartoonist poking fun at Apple for intentionally NOT putting flash player on the iPad