Google's wearable technology has opened the door to a wide range of possibilities for augmented learning in higher education.

"While my six- and seven-year old students don't yet even understand the words 'digital' or 'citizenship,' they also need direction and support as they explore online spaces," writes primary teacher Kathy Cassidy. "In fact, they need this instruction even more than their older counterparts." Here's how Cassidy teaches kids to be good (and safe) digital citizens.

Where do Google Glass and higher education intersect? The wearable technology trend is still in its infancy, but massive growth is projected, according to The New York Times . Industry analysts have already identified some impacts the technology could have on education - particularly in how it could ease instructional video recording and consumption.