Do Schools Do Enough with Inventiveness?
Do Schools Do Enough with Inventiveness?
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Here is an interesting article about 1-2-1 initiatives from Technology & Learning: Techlearning : The One-to-One Tsunami – April 20, 2007 From computer access to software quality to Internet connectivity to high speed to wireless, the digital divide’s newest defining characteristic is 24/7 access to a personal computing device. So if you are not at…
How Virtual Worlds Help Real Students: The River City MUVE Please click on the link directly above to read this entry in the TIE Teach blog…
As we in South Dakota schools discovered with the release of Internet Explorer 7 (e.g. Infinite Campus incompatibilities), being prepared for future browser releases can make life smoother for everyone. PCWorld reports on a Microsoft posting that provided some details of plans for IE8: PC World – Microsoft Stresses Backward Compatibility for IE8 Microsoft Corp….
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…
The laptop is gaining and surpassing the desktop in sales. For years, the laptop was a niche market that has now grown to become the main form factor of computer for most people. The Chicago Tribune reports: Laptops become computer of choice for individual Americans — chicagotribune.com Analysts say U.S. laptop sales rose 21 percent…
This past year+ I have been blogging on my workplace blog at TIE, which has been a great experience. While TIE has given us quite a bit of leeway for blogging, I do find I hold back on many ideas because some topics may be “edgy” enough or laced enough with personal opinion that the…