I’d like to thank Daryll and Shawn for hosting me here as part of my virtual tour to promote The Best of Learning & Leading with Technology. Leave a comment at the end of this post to enter to win a copy of the book.
Jennifer Roland
Are Ebooks the Future of Textbooks?
Jennifer Roland
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The EDBuzz team is proud to announce that tomorrow, Sep. 26, 2009, EDBuzz will host Jennifer Roland on her virtual tour. Jennifer is a writer living in the Portland, Oregon, area. Before embarking on her freelance career, she was a staff member at ISTE.
In addition to her fine guest article, Jennifer has graciously provided EDBuzz [...]
Swine Flu Preperations Spur E-Learning Plans– Education Week
Technology Workshops for Teachers Make Computer Connections– Ann Banks, Edutopia
Florida Virtual School Doing More With Less– Florida AP
Do I Trust the System Enough?– Tim Holt, Intended Consequences
No Child Left Behind Testing Going Online in Hawaii in 2011– Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser
Game Lessons– The Economist
Even More Research: Technology Is Making Kids Better Writers, Not Worse– Tech Dirt
Top Gear for Elementary School Students– Wired
Google Algorithm Predicts When Species Will Go 404, Not Found– Hadley Leggett, Wired
In a recent article published in eSchool News entitled “1-to-1 Computing in the Spotlight,” Laura Devaney reports on a few interesting findings from a recent study conducted by Project Red. Based on a close examination of nationwide data, the project determined the percentage of schools in each state which provide ubiquitous computer access.
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