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Student Brings Typewriter to Class
Touché!
The Weekly Update: August 17 – August 23
Could Evidence-Based Copyright Law Ever be Put in Place?– Tech Dirt YouTube Search-and-Delete Code Makes Money for Rights Holders– Elliot Van Buskirk, Wired Preaching Safety, Inciting Rebellion– Miguel Guhlin, Around the Corner Be Careful What You Wish For– Tim Stahmer, … Continue reading
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Tagged Charter School, copyright, iPod, Virtual Learning, Wiki, YouTube
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The iPhone 3GS
After over a year of debating and eventually coming to the conclusion that I really wanted an iPhone, I finally found myself in line at my local Apple store the morning the new iPhone 3GS was released. After a two … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, education, education applications, integration, iphone, ipod touch, learning, Technology, YouTube
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Tech Ed 2009– Day One
Welcome to beautiful Ontario (Did I just say that?). Well, I suppose Tech Ed 2009 has gotten off to a good start. The first day was full of breakout sessions, an interesting keynote speaker, and a little Inland Empire smog! … Continue reading
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Tagged @One, captcha, David Sconduto, Google Docs, Itunes, luis von ahn, Patricia James, Rushton Hurley, Tech Ed 2009, YouTube
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Critical Thinking and Social Media Technology
With the emergence of social media technology in the classroom, teachers are finding innovative ways to promote student learning. As educators become more sophisticated in terms of utilizing Internet and mobile-based technologies to share information, they are taking advantage of … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, critical thinking skills, education, Facebook, Flikr, global economy, high school, mobile-based technology, MySpace, podcasts, Ready to Innovate, social media technology, social networking, The Global Achievement Gap, Tony Wagner, Twitter, weblogs, wikipedia, YouTube
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