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The Evolution of Classroom Technology - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com - 1 views

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The evolution of learning machines

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Wearable Tech And Augmented Reality - 1 views

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Brandon Pousley on 02 Mar 13

NPR podcast about wearable technology and the evolution and adoption of Augmented Reality devices.

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EdNET Insight | The Evolution of Games in Educational Publishing - 0 views

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On a marketing level, barriers to access have largely disappeared. In the old days, games were played on CD-ROMs, and few classrooms had computers. When Internet-delivered games first came out, schools had inadequate bandwidth, they struggled with administrative permissions issues, and there were not enough computers to go around. Now, computers are ubiquitous, broadband is standard, and permissions controls have been mastered.
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is that gaming can be a powerful medium for this kind of learnin
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Lisa Schnoll on 08 Feb 13

This is a nice article expressing one opinion on where games in educational publishing is going!

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21st century classrooms needed for the future (Jorgen Lindgren Hansen, China Daily[CN],... - 0 views

(Restricted access article, posted here.) The article talks about re-organizing classrooms and schedules in order to cater to the needs of the 21st century classroom. At a time when new technology...

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Are We Wired For Mobile Learning? [INFOGRAPHIC] | Voxy Blog - 0 views

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Jackie Iger on 28 Feb 12

An awesome infographic on digital natives and the evolution of technology in the classroom.

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Will Wright: Spore, birth of a game - 1 views

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Hongge Ren on 02 Mar 13

"the reason why I make toys like this is because I think if there's one difference I could possibly make in the world, that I would choose to make, it's that I would like to somehow give people just a little bit better calibration on long-term thinking. Because I think most of the problems that our world is facing right now is the result of short-term thinking, and the fact that it is so hard for us to think 50, 100, or 1,000 years out. And I think by giving kids toys like this and letting them replay dynamics, very long-term dynamics over the short term, and getting some sense of what we're doing now, what it's going to be like in 100 years, I think probably is the most effective thing I can be doing to help the world. And so that's why I think, personally, that toys can change the world." - Will Wright

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"the reason why I make toys like this is because I think if there's one difference I could possibly make in the world, that I would choose to make, it's that I would like to somehow give people just a little bit better calibration on long-term thinking. Because I think most of the problems that our world is facing right now is the result of short-term thinking, and the fact that it is so hard for us to think 50, 100, or 1,000 years out. And I think by giving kids toys like this and letting them replay dynamics, very long-term dynamics over the short term, and getting some sense of what we're doing now, what it's going to be like in 100 years, I think probably is the most effective thing I can be doing to help the world. And so that's why I think, personally, that toys can change the world." - Will Wright</div>

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Xiaodi Chen on 05 Mar 13

Thank you for sharing this! I completely agree...I think besides short-term thinking, another dangerous tendency is severe risk-aversion...

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What Makes Social Games Social? - 0 views

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Chris Mosier on 25 Mar 12

Detailed examination of the axis that promote/discourage collaborative play (Synchronous vs. Asynchronous player interaction, Symmetrical vs. Asymmetrical relationship formation & Strong Tie vs. Loose Tie relationship evolution). The article provides examples of each axis in practice. Interesting application of SDT's "relatedness" in a gaming context.

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