Higher education seems to finally be realizing that a much bigger change is needed.
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Last week Microsoft released the new Windows 8 Operating System. What we have seen so far is quite a break from how they have done things in the past, getting rid of the Start menu and implementing Metro – a re-imagining of what Windows will be going forward with. There are lots of implications about what this all means going forward. They are supporting multiple form factors from traditional desktops and laptops to tablets as well as the more modern and power efficient ARM processor architectures. What does this mean for schools? 
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November 10, 2012 9:06 AM
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Microsoft is introducing a phone-a-friend feature into its Bing search engine, allowing searchers to ask their Facebook and Twitter contacts to supplement information gathered by the search engine itself. Delete the scoop?
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Reports say software leader Microsoft launched a new social network, So.cl, over the weekend after months of beta testing at three U.S. universities. Delete the scoop?
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Does the Web have room for one more social network? Microsoft thinks so. Delete the scoop?
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