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Privacy and expertise
Mimi Ito claims teen mastery of phone technology is an untended consequence of this age group having limited privacy in other areas of their lives. Other opportunities for privacy are declining due to parent fears. “Constraints configure practice.” The phone … Continue reading
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Blending blended learning
When it comes to education, I am pretty much a fan of hybrid everything. I think integrating new things tends to work far better than making drastic transitions. It also avoids the flip-flopping so common in educational practice. It seems … Continue reading
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Apple / Google / Facebook
Re/code offers some interesting current data on the popularity of the apps provided by major companies. The title – You may own Apple’s phone, but you’re using Google’s apps – is a good summary. The Re/code article draws on more … Continue reading
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Pogue on micropayments
David Pogue has taken to Scientific American (of all outlets) to address adblockers and revenue for online content creators. Pogue recognizes that one of the reasons for the popularity of ad blockers is the slow load speeds and wasted bandwidth … Continue reading
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Yahooligans is gone!
Yahooligans is gone. No one told me, but the vetted portal allowing young users to find appropriate online content was a victim of the slow decline of Yahoo! I suppose ads could not be included so the service was an expense … Continue reading
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Internet providers are not your friends
I know that Internet providers are not my friends, but I forget. I get taken in by the ads letting me know they are there to make my life easier and more enjoyable. They are there to help my kids … Continue reading
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