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Great article about how fears of internet leading to delinquency are overblown and actually the opposite may be true. The internet might be responsible for a decrease in these social problems that have been observed in kids.

This is a great article by Doug Johnson who lays out the options for dealing with mobile devices

This is a GREAT list of writing/thinking prompts for teachers, admin, anybody involved in thinking about technology in schools. It would be well worth your while to read them over, a few at a time so as not to make your head explode, to help you establish your "positions" on ed-tech issues.

Not sure what you can add to this site? Check out this great list of writing prompts related to ed-tech.

Interesting post.What do you all think?

Here's a good list of Tips from ISC-squared to help parents keep kids safe online.

Create and share your own interactive stories, games, music, and art

Flash-based interactive printing tool that allows students to design and layout a newspaper or brochure.

This is an interesting interview with Alan Kay. Deployment of technology up until now has been a failure in education. What's your take?

This is a GREAT session from Classroom 2.0 with guest Dan Meyer, a bay-area math teacher who talks easy steps math teacher (and I believe, science as well) can take to shift the focus from memorizing approaches to solving certain problems to really engaging with PERPLEXITY (Dan's word) as a core focus.

Share this with the Math teachers you know. It's not as hard to shift as you might think, but it will require simply doing the problems as is in the textbook.

An interesting perspective on who's being served by the current paradigm in Math education.

A very cool interface for creating and mixing your own music.