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The cost of an Iphone now is very close to the cost of a net book or a solid state computer. I think we should also explore the option of investing in bandwidth and filtering so that students can bring their own computers to school. The cost is not that different from phones now, students can mass personalize their computer, and then there is no issue with personal overlap. It's their computer. With cloud computing, students just have access to their Google accounts through bandwidth, not the network. Food for thought.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The cost of an Iphone now is very close to the cost of a net book or a solid state computer. I think we should also explore the option of investing in bandwidth and filtering so that students can bring their own computers to school. The cost is not that different from phones now, students can mass personalize their computer, and then there is no issue with personal overlap. It's their computer. With cloud computing, students just have access to their Google accounts through bandwidth, not the network. Food for thought. </div>

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Deb Gurke on 10 Dec 10

You and I see the value in this and many school board members do as well. We have to help our communities understand the value. I worked with a board the other night that totally gets the need for integrating technology into the curriculum. Their concern was the community: "They think paper and pencil is good enough." You cannot ignore this perspective, because if enough people in your community agree with that idea, you will lose the tech supporter board members at election time. This turnover in leadership does not lead to long-term systemic change (which needs to include the integration of technology).

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">You and I see the value in this and many school board members do as well. We have to help our communities understand the value. I worked with a board the other night that totally gets the need for integrating technology into the curriculum. Their concern was the community: "They think paper and pencil is good enough." You cannot ignore this perspective, because if enough people in your community agree with that idea, you will lose the tech supporter board members at election time. This turnover in leadership does not lead to long-term systemic change (which needs to include the integration of technology).</div>

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It's The Integration Economy, Stupid.
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  Don Tapscott calls this Wikinomics.
  
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- Deb Gurke on 08 Dec 10
  
  I find all of this fascinating and at the same time wonder what it means for those who are not connected. The conversation about social media seems like a white, middle-class one to me. Yet our society is becoming increasingly diverse and, at least in Wisconsin, poorer. What are the consequences of all of this interconnectivity on those who are not able to participate?
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I find all of this fascinating and at the same time wonder what it means for those who are not connected. The conversation about social media seems like a white, middle-class one to me. Yet our society is becoming increasingly diverse and, at least in Wisconsin, poorer. What are the consequences of all of this interconnectivity on those who are not able to participate?</div>
  
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Tablet & Mobile Wars Create Ubiquitous Social Computing.
- Bradford Saron on 08 Dec 10
  
  We've been talking about this for years, the anywhere, any time, all the time type of approach, which now is better facilitated by easy interface access.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">We've been talking about this for years, the anywhere, any time, all the time type of approach, which now is better facilitated by easy interface access. </div>
  
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Facebook Interrupts Location-Based Networking.
- Bradford Saron on 08 Dec 10
  
  I would argue that it transforms our conception of "local." Now, local isn't physically limited, it's digitally liberated.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I would argue that it transforms our conception of "local." Now, local isn't physically limited, it's digitally liberated. </div>
  
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Average Participants Experience Social Media Schizophrenia
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Google Doesn't Beat Them, They Join Them.
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Social Functionality Makes Websites Fashionable Again
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