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Flash/Magnetic Hard Drive Hybrids
ByL S
PCWorld tests the new hard drives that combine flash with magnetic hard disks. The advantages is quicker save times and lower power requirements. This may be a trend worth watching. PC World – Tested: New Hybrid Hard Drives From Samsung and Seagate Tested: New Hybrid Hard Drives From Samsung and SeagateThese drives promise the best…
Next Windows OS Coming Sooner Than Expected?
ByL S
The rumor mill is bubbling up with talk of the next version of Windows, currently called Windows 7. Speculation is that Microsoft is aiming for release the end of 2009, with is significantly quicker than the five years it took to produce Vista from Windows XP (keep in mind Vista was originally targeted to come…
SD ranks near bottom in bandwidth speeds
ByL S
South Dakota is 2nd to last in a state by state ranking of bandwidth speeds, and the US came in 16th for rankings with other nations in a report by SpeedMatters.org. David Warlick posted this blog about the reports:2¢ Worth » State-by-State Bandwidth Ranking eSchool News online quotes that large gaps exist among the average…
Creating Treks with Google Maps
ByL S
Also posted at TIE-Lights Many educators may be familiar with Lit Trips on Google Earth where teachers and/or students post geographical information around the story lines of great literature. Google Treks follow the same concept, but are not limited to just literature–treks can be created using virtually any content area. My first session at ISTE…
Low-cost Laptops Battling for Markets
ByL S
It used to be easy to write off the hardware specs of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) device, called XO, as a novelty. They were designing what appeared to be a low power laptop for sale only to 3rd-world countries. But the trend can be ignored no more. First of all, it is not…
Is User Education Pointless?
ByL S
While this question sounds like it is from technology staff having a really bad day, it is actually the main question for an older article posted on C/Net. The issue is: “Might it be so that we use the term and concept of user education as a way to cover up our failure?” he asked…
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