Monthly Archives: January 2011

Mark Zuckerberg on 60 Minutes

60 Minutes provided an extended interview with Mark Zuckerberg. If you are interested in Facebook or the controversy over the beginnings of Facebook, you will enjoy this content. Segment 1 Segment 2

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Taking Notes

I you are interested in taking notes on your iPad, this article from MacWorld gives a great overview of the apps you might want to consider. I would add one additional app to those discussed in the article – Sound … Continue reading

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Free classics – there are apps for that

A year or so Cindy was working on an ESL grant and was downloading free classic books one at a time. There are now several apps (free and not) to make this a far more efficient process. After looking at … Continue reading

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Program or be programmed

Douglas Rushkoff – we have missed the opportunity to use peer to peer tools in ways that we define ourselves. We have been willing to use the tools developed by others and are shaped as a consequence. Take control of … Continue reading

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NY Times – The debate over distraction

This NY Times article provides both sides of the tech and distraction issue. Not a lot of science, but a reasonable presentation of both sides of the topic.

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Keeping it cheap

The Huffington Post and several other Internet sites are carrying an article including comments from economists claiming money paid as a reward for advanced teacher degrees offers no advantage in student learning. If we find ways to take all of … Continue reading

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