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Not so fast

I was surprised to learn a couple of months ago that after years of being associated with Apple Maine had decided to take a new course and align with the Windows platform. It seems this was primarily a financial decision … Continue reading

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WP to Twitter

WordPress (the software running this blog) is expandable through third-party plugins. For example, I use a plugin to sent a tweet when I post something here. You likely see many others who do a similar thing. Twitter recently changed its … Continue reading

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Microsoft makes bid for Ed market

There are signs Microsoft believes their tablet should compete in the education market. Educators attending ISTE (10000) will receive a free tablet and the cost for the education market will be $200.

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Digital Directions

Education Week’s Digital Directions was once a resource I regarded as an essential. The publication included data on the uses of tech in Ed broken down by state. Representative stats are difficult to locate and I think the way we … Continue reading

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NY Times Questions

The Learning Network (a blog) affiliated with the NY Times offers educational ideas that are based on NY Times content (the content can be access without purchasing an online subscription). The post from June 13 summarizes questions for writing and … Continue reading

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What they know (not even the NSA)

The recent revelations regarding the data from our phone and online activity being collected by the NSA reminds me of one of the arguments made in Program or Be programmed (my previous post on this book). Learning something about how … Continue reading

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