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Good Coffee

It is interesting just how many Twitter posts are focused on coffee – the delights of the first cup of the day, the need for a cup, etc.  I came across this post from LifeHacker on Brewing the Best Possible … Continue reading →

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Now, after the Super Bowl, back to reality

“People always assume that if someone doesn’t know something, it’s because they haven’t paid attention or haven’t yet figured it out,” Proctor says. “But ignorance also comes from people literally suppressing truth—or drowning it out—or trying to make it so … Continue reading →

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Turtle River Changes

We have felt a connection with Turtle River State Park since our common involvement in a Technology Innovation Challenge Grant. The GF Herald had a nice feature on the women hired to provide educational experiences at the park.

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Twitter History

If you like to read the history of tech businesses, here is an account outlining the history of Twitter. The history also links to a book promoting the “140 character” writing style. Hmm.. Notice the “history” required more than 140.

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OLPC Update

We were caught up in the OLPC project and bought one in the original buy one / give one deal. The program did appear to suffer from a sense of direction. First it was for developing countries and then a … Continue reading →

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Less text is better for learning

This online summary (note that it is itself a brief summary with an illustration) of a JEdPsych article by Clark, Nguyen & Sweller appears to demonstrate that when instructional materials with less text are comparied with a comparable lesson with … Continue reading →

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