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Teorías sobre el aprendizaje usando tecnologías informaticas

Every generation disapproves of the one that follows and barely claims to understand the generation that follows that. It's the way we are, simply because we tend to see everything in the context of our own experience -- an experience that is changed by age, the times we grew up in, and yes by technology.

talks about how important digital games, not video games, could be to education

the clash between those who grew up with computers and those who didn't in

If you use blogger, this is a must read post for you.

If you use blogger -- if you log into http://draft.blogger.com you can try out some experimental features for blogger including scheduled posts and some cool new integration features from google reader.

This New York Times article on the Open Content Alliance is an essential article for librarians and media specialists to read. It is also important for those following the fight for information and control of that information. In this case, the Open Content Alliance wants to make books that they scan available to any search engine while Microsoft and google are aggressively approaching libraries for exclusive access to their content. (which could be rescanned by another later, possibly.) Librarians and media specialists should understand this... when will people approach schools to scan annuals or student produced works? Maybe that is a while off, but for now, be aware that it is probably inevitable.

An overview of the Open Content Alliance versus Google and Microsoft battling to take control of the content housed in libraries.

The educational "pack" of twitterers -- join this wiki and add yours -- this helps newcomers find twitterers grouped along a common topic. I'm exploring to find people in other areas to learn from!

This page lists many of the educational twitterers.

This is a fascinating site to explore ancient civilizations while looking at: cities, religion, technology, trade, writing, or buildings.

This is a fascinating site to explore ancient civilizations while looking at: cities, religion, technology, trade, writing, or buildings. I could see many fascinating ways to use this tool, however, I keep wishing that having ways for students to add information and thoughts would begin to be a part of the focus of museums -- for indeed preserving how people think and reflect on things such as history is an amazing archival opportunity in itself!

Thx to Tina Coffey

My take on the power of the Zoho Office Suite for collaboration and resources for education and the classroom. Writer, Sheet, Show, Creator, DB, Notebook an amazing toolset of free "in the cloud" resources that can build and enhance student collaboration and authientic learning projects.

Instead of taking sides, we should think about how to use digital tools well. The reasons for doing so are compelling

posted job opening with NISD.net for a CIT position

Possible theory and practice to use for development of PLN model for schools

What Work-Learning Audit Reveals

keep an eye on these guys

A cursory assessment of online eLearning at the college level

Innovative and comprehensive workshops and training programs that look into the lives of children and teens online.