If we all agree that a given principle is true, then why in the world do our schools still function as if it weren’t?
Technology in Education
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Great resources for integrating technology and education with the 21st century, mobile learning student in mind
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Felix Jacomino
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Any idiot can use an iPad at a basic level. It's designed that way. But even still, there are things that you're just supposed to magically know—things no one ever necessarily tells you.
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eduTecher is the complete reference and resource for educational technology web tools.
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Naively I didn’t count on the legion of practitioners or IT job-worths who were still thinking in the context of the mobile or tablet device as a laptop replacement and set about retro-fitting these modern marvels with the same garbage that didn’t work very well even on laptops. They must have missed the memo about the shift in computing that has left the desktop PC all but dead and the laptop on death-row.
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Resources For Getting Started With And Using QR Codes In The Classroom...
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This website allows you to create a customized avatar based on the Mii characters of the Wii game system, and that in itself brings excitement for the students!
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Introducing iPad 2. It's everything we believe technology should be. Go to http://www.apple.com/ipad to learn more. (Not just with the iPad 2, but what I believe about technology in general. Let the magic begin!
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The number of dedicated iPad apps available in the App Store has risen to 80,00. But, this phenomenal milestone is only part of the story. (RT @Appadvice: Google Is Losing The Ground Game As Number Of iPad Apps Hits 80,000
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The term “Web 2.0” was first coined in 1999. That is more than ten years
ago. A whole lot has happened in those ten years.
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Great tool for grading assignments and tests submitted through Google Docs..
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Artsy, aesthetic way to view Twitter feeds
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