Hi-Tech Tactics in Higher Ed.
A couple interesting ed-tech notes from Campus Technology this week: Twitter as a student recruiting tool and iPads for global health research. Read Full Post >
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Making Sense of Digital Literacy Education
Common Sense Media, which recently unveiled a digital citizenship curriculum, says issues of digital responsibility transcend social and economic classes. Read Full Post >
June 30, 2010
'Time for a Revolution'
Closing keynote speaker Jeff Piontek discussed the importance of following your passion and infusing creativity and innovation into the STEM subjects to a packed auditorium. Read Full Post >
June 30, 2010
NYC iSchool Shares Its Ed-Tech Vision
To to break out of "systemic failure," educators must rethink basic assumptions of what schools should look like, says Alisa Berger, a co-principal of the NYC iSchool. Read Full Post >
June 30, 2010
Cloud Use Dissipating? Not Likely
The potential benefits of saving time, money and resources outweigh the safety concerns of using cloud applications in schools, said Richard Alcantar. Read Full Post >
June 30, 2010
Raising a Generation of Digital Citizens
Digital citizenship is a multi-faceted and essential piece of student curriculum, says Mike Ribble, a district technology director and author of several books on the subject. Read Full Post >
June 30, 2010
Citing the Real Author, Not Mr. Google
The International Society for Technology in Education on Wednesday explained an evolving web-literacy curriculum developed with Microsoft and gathered feedback. Read Full Post >
June 29, 2010
Teaching the Business of Computer Science
One cutting-edge high school computer science program aims to arm students with the business skills needed to thrive as cyber entrepreneurs. Read Full Post >
June 29, 2010
K-20 Digital Advances Seen as Slow
K-12 and postsecondary institutions are progressing toward a vision of technology-rich, 21st-century schools, albeit very slowly, a survey says. Read Full Post >
June 29, 2010
Mobile Learning for All?
Mobile learning evangelist Elliot Soloway predicts that every student in every school in the country will be using a mobile learning device within five years. Read Full Post >
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