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Learning is not a spectator sport

Learning is not a spectator sport. Who ever said it was? I am always surprised when I encounter a post explaining the new finding that a learning activity requiring the learner must do more than encounter content in order to … Continue reading

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Stephen Colbert interviews Tim Cook

If you have not viewed the Colbert interview, here is the YouTube.

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Finding a way to cheap out

One approach to lowering college cost is to take college courses in high school. There are various ways of doing this with AP courses and dual-enrollment being the most popular. In AP courses, students experience instruction and then qualify for … Continue reading

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See Doc Changes

I have encountered several reports that Google has made a change to Docs by adding a button that will show recent changes made by collaborators. (e.g., Gooru). This button is to appear just to the right of the Help menu … Continue reading

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Please, just the links

While Twitter users try to put the service to all kinds of uses, I see the major value in Twitter as a way to surface news stories I have not located on my own. What if you could magically ignore … Continue reading

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Facebook exploring offering K-12 online learning services

Evidently K-12 education appears to many as a field appropriate for innovation. Facebook is committing a small number of employees to develop software for Summit Public Charter schools. The Summit site provides a breakdown of a typical student day.  Note … Continue reading

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