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Flickr will not delete photos with Creative Commons designation
Flickr made some changes to its free accounts recently that limited how much content could be stored. A change has just been added to how this limit is determined. Now, images assigned a Creative Commons license will not be deleted … Continue reading
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Postcards for the future
My wife and I have different tech heroes. She is a fan of Doug Engelbart. I have always admired Bill Atkinson. Mr Atkinson worked for Apple as a graphics person. He wrote MacPaint and later one of the most influential computer … Continue reading
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Tweet mystery?
I have received this tweet several times in the last couple of weeks. I am curious about your reaction. Do you see it in any way as manipulative? I would predict that you have not received this tweet. I am … Continue reading
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Edji
I have written few recent posts describing tools or tactics for layering. I have identified some tools similar to those identified in my book, but that require the educator to submit content to the service. This approach can be differentiated … Continue reading
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Layering update
Of the layering apps I review, Hypothes.is seems to get the most online attention. Here is another recent post offering background on the product, providing a basic tutorial, and supplying some suggestions for classroom use. I don’t necessarily consider Hypothes.is … Continue reading
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State politicians attempt to legislate classroom discussion of politicized topics
I found this article somewhat outside the bounds of how I would prefer to think about K12 education. It contends that state politicians in some states are attempting to control how teachers present what have become politically charged topics. I … Continue reading
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