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TWIT’s All About Android ends
I follow several of the TWIT (This Week in Tech) podcasts and was surprised to learn that All About Android was ending (final program). I was not a listener, but the OS and associated hardware (mostly phones) continue to be … Continue reading
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Recommendations for Summer AI exploration
Those of us who blog for the K12 Education professionals are likely to have offered recommendations for ways in which educators might use the summer months to develop their experiences with AI and to prepare for what to do about … Continue reading
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Who killed Google Reader
If you became a heavy user of the Internet within the past decade, you may only know of Google Reader through those reminiscing about the tools of long ago and far away. Perhaps you have also heard the product mentioned … Continue reading
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End of Edmodo
Edmodo was a popular site for K12 education that shut down about a year ago. At the time, I thought that the closing was a function of financial problems brought on by their free tier. This position was seemingly promoted … Continue reading
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Struggles for rural students interested in coding
A recent The Hill article that despite colleges seeing a rise in computer science majors, students from rural high schools are being left out. Small differences in high-speed access in rural areas remain, but the main issue appears to be … Continue reading
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Twitter’s direction?
People use microblogs (e.g., Twitter, Mastodon) for different reasons. I have mostly used such tools for discovery. I get the feeling many have moved from RSS readers to microblogs to keep up with innovations. I am also on the other … Continue reading
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