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Uche Amaechi

The Most Popular Phone in the World - 3 views

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    Smart phones for the "other half"
Chris Dede

Blending Computers Into Classrooms - WSJ.com - 1 views

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    old tech in new bottles
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    What is old tech here? Just trying to understand your comment since this "blended learning" looks like exactly something I'd like to do in my classroom. Cool article!
Margaret O'Connell

Great use of Twitter by a teacher - 3 views

  • Yesterday on Twitter I asked for false Geometry statements for which it's easy to draw a counterexample. Twitter is brilliant for this - everybody can come up with a-couple-a-three no problem, but it would be a pain to sit and think of a dozen. And even when you did, they might not be the best dozen for your purposes. After waiting a day, I got to pick from lots.
Chris Dede

How telepresence and Internet 2 changed Boston schools - 5 views

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    high bandwidth offers new education possibilities. HGSE has a telepresence station in Gutman
Chris Dede

1:1 Computing Programs on the Rise with Netbooks Leading Adoption -- THE Journal - 5 views

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    beyond laptops to other forms of mobile devices
Mydhili Bayyapunedi

If students are capable of self-tutoring, are we putting too much importance on teacher... - 2 views

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    Following up on the discussion we had in class today, do you think we are focusing too much of our attention on teacher training? If students have the ability to not only understand a certain technology but can also use that technology to self train, isn't the role of the teacher in that respect, highly reduced? Perhaps its easier and would prove fruitful if we redirected our strengths to developing software and devices that are intuitive and help children learn rather than spending the resources on helping a different generation of learners (i.e., the teachers) understand this technology? Also, if you think about it, we are probably only one generation away from the teachers who see the value of technology in teaching. This ideal generation is of course the current students who are using technology and find it extremely helpful. They wouldn't need any convincing or training to use technology in their classroom
Allison Gevarter

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS Receive Ready To Learn Grant Funding fr... - 1 views

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    There could be some real potential here for use of grants beyond the television screen. I'd be interested to track how this money is allocated across platforms, especially emerging ones like apps for phones/iPads.
Uche Amaechi

iPhones for Toddlers - NYTimes.com - 3 views

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    do iphones affect development?
Margaret O'Connell

Internet in 2020 (Graphical representation) - 2 views

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    It's interesting ... I don't like its view of hackers as all bad, however ... I like to think that more and more people will be hacking/programming and it won't be for bad intentions but, rather, for customizations -- software, hardware, and not necessarily full computers ...
Margaret O'Connell

Body Sensing Comes to Smartphones - NYTimes.com - 2 views

  • John Stivoric, chief technology officer, says the company has been working closely with Apple and Google, to develop its smartphone application. It opens the door to allowing a person to monitor a collection of the 9,000 variables — physical activity, calories burned, body heat, sleep efficiency and others — collected by the sensors in a BodyMedia armband in real-time, as the day goes on.
  • The smartphone, though, is full-fledged computer in hand. “It’s a dashboard for the human body, a great viewer into what your body is doing on the fly,”
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    Compelling for educational uses, particularly science and health (but the price has to come down some first).
Mohammad Hussain

Disruptive innovation in education lecture by Horn - 5 views

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    Lecture by one of the authors of Disrupting Class. He describes how disruptive innovation will change the education and along the lecture picks on HBS.
Lisa Estrin

Will physical books be gone in five years? - 2 views

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    Brief article about how efficiency of e-books and tablets will make physical books obsolete, particularly in developing countries.
Devon Dickau

New College Networks, Unlike Facebook, Connect 'Social' to Studies - Technology - The C... - 4 views

  • Universities are turning to social networking to create online learning communities that mix serious academic work, and connections among working scholars, with Facebook-style fun.
  • write and share blogs, join subject groups, and participate in academic discussions
  • "You may not want to friend your dean on Facebook, but you still want to be connected to your dean
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  • open for user input, allowing it to evolve over time
Brandon Bentley

The 21st Century Classroom - 2 views

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    American classrooms are outdated. Slate seeks your great ideas for how to modernize them.
anonymous

International Society for Technology in Education Group News | LinkedIn - 2 views

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    Bill Gates: In Five Years The Best Education Will Come From The Web
Yang Jiang

The classroom goes digital - 2 views

  • The demand for e-Learning resources derived from the economic burden imposed by the frequent revision of textbooks and spiralling prices of scholastic texts, according to the Textbook and e-Learning Resources Development Report released by the Working Group on Textbooks & e-Learning Resources Development in 2009.
  • In February 2010, a fund of HK$128 million was established by the Legislative Council to create a three-year program promoting an e-Learning pilot scheme. Of that total HK$68 million will be disbursed among 20 primary schools and 30 secondary schools for e-Learning.
Chris Dede

Cell phones emerge as the newest classroom tool - chicagotribune.com - 2 views

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    schools are starting to concede to allowing cell phones in school -- hopefully grabbing some benefits from them soon...
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    Administrators finally realize cellphones can aid education
Mohammad Hussain

ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) - 0 views

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    ISTE educational technology conference is a great way to learn about the recent developments in educational technology and a great way to meet other teachers and educators and to share and exchange ideas for professional growth. ISTE 2011 will be held in Philadelphia, PA, USA, with a theme of "Unlocking Potential." More than 18,000 education professionals and technology industry reps are expected to attend June 26-29, 2011.
amy hoffmaster

A Web 2.0 Class: Students Learn 21st Century Skills, Collaboration, and Digital Citizen... - 1 views

  • "I have been able to virtually meet the people that can help me get the answers I need for what I am searching for in school and one day, in my career."
  • These students are learning how to be critical readers and thinkers, while opening up rich, academic conversations via blogs, Twitter, and Skype.
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    Students realize that with Web 2.0 lots of resources are available.
Joe Prempeh

Powered Up Video Game Conference - Oct 14-15 in Boston - 1 views

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    PoweredUp Boston: October 14 + 15, 2010 * Hear from leading Boston area developers and thought leaders on the latest local and global issues shaping our industry. * Network with local developers, investors, educational institutions and government officials. * Learn about the unique resources and opportunities available to Boston area businesses in the video game industry. Who Should Attend: * Boston area indie game developers (existing and aspiring) * Established Boston area game developers looking to connect with other developers * National and international companies looking to establish a presence in Boston * Investors * Infrastructure, middleware and other organizations interested in doing business with Boston area game companies * Students and faculty interested in the gaming industry
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