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Angela Nelson

Euclideon: Atomic Modeling Demo TBA 2012 - YouTube - 3 views

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    Ok... I am not a gaming person, but if you take the level of detail in the graphics that this company says it can deliver, and combine it with the new LEAP Motion detector I will post next ... wow does this seem to take virtual reality to a new level.
Angela Nelson

Leap Motion - YouTube - 1 views

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    Ok, add this to the graphics company I posted earlier... and I can really see losing yourself in virtual reality.
Irina Uk

School Districts of Innovation - Public Engagement & Ed Reform - Education Week - 0 views

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    This article is not about emerging tech directly. However, it discusses how there is an initiative to increase teaching students to be innovators consistent with 21st century learning. When I read this, I thought about all the ways that technology could facilitate this.
Irina Uk

How Digital Learning Contributes to Deeper Learning - Vander Ark on Innovation - Educat... - 1 views

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    This blog entry is about a paper written on how digital learning enhances deeper learning.
Irina Uk

SmarterCookie - How smart teachers get smarter - 0 views

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    This site is a professional development portal in which teachers can upload videos of lessons and get feedback on them.
Irina Uk

Teachers Like Social Networks, But Not Always Your Social Networks - Marketplace K-12 -... - 0 views

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    This article outlines the ways in which teacher utilize social networking.
Chris McEnroe

A model for institutional PD - 3 views

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    Schools often work in isolation or from top down directives. This site has some interesting components to its design around methodologies for digitally delivered PD: Individualization, institutional buy-in, top to bottom integration and support.
Roshanak Razavi

UK universities in online launch to challenge US - 1 views

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    Did they jump or were they pushed?
Mohit Patel

Teaching with SmartPhones| The Committed Sardine - 1 views

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    I'm not sure that smartphones are the best for backchannel. I think I would like an actual keyboard for something like that. Just saying. I'm thinking of T561 in this case. I would not have like to comment via smartphone on the T561 backchannel.
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    There's some interesting research implying that students with dyslexia prefer reading novels on smartphones (Jenny Thomson from HGSE is involved). The smaller window isolates smaller chunks of info, waking it easier to focus - seems difficult to me too, but goes to she you never know what could work...
Hessa Ahmad

24 Ed-Tech Terms You Should Know - 9 views

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    This is a truly dumb set of definitions that of course are being widely publicized by the media (sigh)
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    "Social Learning: Using social media as part of class. Who said that Twitter was just for Justin Bieber?"
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    I have revisited this over and over - but each time I realize that no, I'm not hallucinating. They do indeed endorse 1:1 laptop/iPad, as they are "way cooler than stickers." Obviously, they don't have access to the right stickers.
Irina Uk

Amit Sood: Building a museum of museums on the web | Video on TED.com - 1 views

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    Great talk about an innovation that allows anyone to access a vast array of museum exhibits on the web. Great look into informal learning using the web.
Tomoko Matsukawa

Controversial UN Internet Treaty Approved After United States Walks Out - 2 views

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    I clicked through some related articles on this one a little bit, and it's worth following up on. I want to know how this treaty plans to address spam and cyberattacks. It is certainly high-time for this treaty to be updated, if it has truly not happened since 1988. The internet is certainly important enough to warrant further discussion, but I feel as if I'm speaking out of turn. I do not know what other treaty exist regarding internet based telecommunication in the UN.
Pearl Phaovisaid

dailywireless.org ยป Seattle's Gigabit Fiber CityNet - 0 views

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    What do Kansas City, Chicago, and Seattle have in common? Extremely fast internet paving the way for ubiquitous computing.
Adrian Melia

Union Square Ventures -- online education materials - Google Drive - 1 views

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    A potpourri of articles about online education compiled by Union Square Ventures as part of their analysis of the education market.
Cole Shaw

MOOC feedback - 3 views

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    The Knight Center's MOOC on data visualization was a bit smaller than traditional MOOCs (it actually capped enrollment at 2000), but the second version of the same class already has 4000 students registered. It sounds like the professor gave a lot of attention to the students and the projects, and the fact that the numbers went up is a good sign.
Chip Linehan

Transcripts of 2 Lectures on the Finances of Higher Education - Is there an Online Fix? - 1 views

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    Thought provoking analysis of higher ed finances, and the prospects for emerging technology models to help "fix" the broken business model. By William Bowen, former President of Princeton and the Mellon Foundation.
Tomoko Matsukawa

BBC News - Learn English online: How the internet is changing language - 5 views

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    "Language online is now a zero sum game."
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    English is not alone. Chinese is integrating different languages and inventing new words everyday, and I think Japanese has done this for centuries, all parts of globalization.
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    True. But japanese expansion was maybe not too much due o the power of internet as much as english. Curious about Chinese given there are already so many dialects.
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    This is an interesting perspective, thanks for sharing. I was speaking with some friends from Germany and Spain, who explained that English has become much more motivating due to its pervasive existence online. However, mandarin is preferential to higher SES families who want their children to excel in business.
Junjie Liu

About Omnihours - 2 views

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    "Omnihours enables you to schedule video-chat meetings with students in your MOOC class. A Linkedin account is required for registration."
Tim Johnson

One Laptop per Child: Ethiopia - 1 views

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    Quick BBC audio segment about the experiences of 2 Ethiopian villages with OLPC's new tablets
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