NECC 2007 – Google Earth
Staggeringly Good Things Integrating Media and Google Earth
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eSchoolNews reports that Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) recently visited the Scandinavian countries–who have scored highly in international math and science testing–to contrast their approach with the United States. While they talk about a variety of issues, they do mention the student role and teacher role that includes internet filtering: Top News – U.S. educators…
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…
We have breached the subject of One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) in past postings (Low-cost Laptops Battling for Markets). OLPC was originally slated for developing countries only, but there evidently have been some discussion about implementing the low-cost laptops in the US: Advanced Search – Birmingham mayor seeks low-cost laptops The Birmingham News reported last…
Google LatLong: Now Playing: YouTube videos in Google Earth Now Playing: YouTube videos in Google EarthThursday, October 11, 2007 at 6:25 AMPosted by Amin Charaniya, Software Engineer, Google Earth Now you can find YouTube videos connected to specific locations right in Google Earth. Our new browseable layer of geotagged videos works a lot like our…
The United States is falling further and further behind in bandwidth speed and availability, yet is charging more Internet connectivity: Trifecta of lost opportunities: US #15 in broadband ranking …the truth is that the US only has a broadband policy if you consider “doing nothing” to be a policy. When you’re convinced that any form…
So most of us have read articles that list “The 10 Best Apps for…” or “My Favorite Apps to…” There are hundreds out there, many listed in my list of bookmarks (so what do you call a list of lists?) Several sessions here at the ISTE Conference provide great suggestions for apps (e.g. What’s Your App? Finding Real…