NECC 2007 – Google Earth
Staggeringly Good Things Integrating Media and Google Earth
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David Pogue of the New York Times explains and reviews a variety of technology products via articles and podcasts. He recently discussed the advantages and disadvantages of Data Storage Cartridges for backup storage, and also warns about marketing hype of the emerging market of HD cameras: David Pogue David Pogue, The Times’s personal technology columnist,…
While Microsoft will not set a date, PC World cites a web source that predicts the next service pack for Windows XP is coming next month. PC World – Windows XP SP3 Due Next Month, Report Says
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…
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….
eWeek has published a brief but timely article that is applicable to our work in education: 10 More Stupid Things Smart IT People Still Do Here is a sampling of easy trappings they recommend you avoid: Cast a jaded eye on emerging technologies and modes of delivering technology. Ignore investment in training and professional development….
Systems Change Conference Keynote: Neil Howe Click on the link directly above to read this posting on the TIE Leadership blog.