Connected Devices Supersede Textbooks
So Wednesday’s blog post about iPads has created a bit of a conversation. Not only on the blog but on Twitter as well. I…
Category: EdTech & AI
MOOCs starting to scare Universities and Professors
Gigaom had a great article this week on some of the push back that MOOCs and Coursera in particular are seeing from university professors.…
Google Voice Search 2013
I often show off a lot of these features when I’m presenting….blows teachers away on what you can do….and a great conversation on how…
The Tale of Two iPad Programs
There are more schools this year rolling out iPad programs. I still have my personal reservations about these programs in high schools. But seeing…
The March To Online Learning Continues
Just a quick post to point to two pieces of information that shows the slow march we’re seeing to online learning and how it…
Are Coders the Scribes of our Time?
Earlier this Spring I visited Ireland where I was privileged to see and learn about the Book of Kells which has me thinking about how…
Google I/O Reflection
Now I have admitted before that I am a google fan boy. I love Google, I love their products, I love the way they…
The Bright Side of Google Reader Leaving Us
Now don’t get me wrong, the announcement that Google Reader will no longer be after July 1st came as a shocker….but then again…not really.…
I Might Never Use A Paper Map Again
In the middle of completing my month long work/vacation tour of Europe and Asia (as I sit on a plane on my way to…
Creating E-Books with Kindergarteners
OK….I’ll admit over the past couple of months I’ve been hard on primary teachers on this blog. I have talked about my struggles with…