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Chris Dede

Report Shows U.S. Schools Can't Meet Technology Demands of Teachers, Students -- THE Jo... - 2 views

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    technology use in schools threatens to outrun infrastructure capacity
Xavier Rozas

Full Spectrum Energy Lighting, Jerry Teplitz Enterprises - 0 views

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    Phillips Corp, has been pioneering lighting designs in schools and offices to increase reading retention and attention rates. Interesting to think about emerging educatinal technologies in terms of incremental improvements to infrastructure as opposed to disruptive innovations.
Soomi Hong

TypeFrag Selects Internap to Deliver High-Performance Network for Online Gaming VoIP - 1 views

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    Migration of TypeFrag's North American voice infrastructure to Internap's colocation and IP services provides superior communications for gamers
Chris McEnroe

Northern Valley Regional High School district using new technology to improve learning,... - 0 views

  • Having students use electronic devices is one part of a broader plan for the two high schools, which will eventually include other areas of focus such as distance learning, student assessments, infrastructure, teacher observation and evaluation, course management systems and instructional tools.
  • "Bring Your Own Model"
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    Seems like a lot of experimentation in this implementation. Unusual.
Leslie Lieman

Education Week: 'Digital Badges' Would Represent Students' Skill Acquisition - 1 views

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    "Initiatives seek to give students permanent online records for developing specific skills"
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    A quick overview of digital badges (including pros/cons re intrinsic/extrinsic motivation) and introduction of "Badge Economy" ["With support from the MacArthur Foundation, Mozilla has developed an Open Badge Infrastructure, or OBI, designed to become the underlying technical scaffolding for badges," where user can collect badges earned in a digital backpack.]
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