National Geographic Launches Games Division
Collaborate or Die: The Future of Education
Free Software Gets an Education
SELF: Sharing Knowledge about Free Software
Democracy Now! News Program Begins Using Creative Commons License
Category: Suggested Reading
Suggested Reading for 11/18/2008
The Change Will Happen – An Interview with George Lucas
Which [Professional Development] Would You Prefer?
Not Everyone Wants to Move toward Rating Educators by Student Progress
Kaleidoscopic Learning: An Overview of Integrated Studies
Resyndicating Podcasts in Your Classroom
Listening to Themselves: Podcasting Takes Lessons beyond the Classroom
Online Degrees Appealing Option for Soldiers
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Suggested Reading for 11/12/2008
University Challenged to Ditch Microsoft
The 2008 Eddies Are GO! – Nominate your favorite edubloggers.
Students Forced to Borrow More to Finance College Educations
Google Flu Trends: A Glimpse into the Future of Google Health – Trust me, this is a clever idea.
Suggested Reading for 11/11/2008
Suggested Reading for 10/04/2008
Suggested Reading for 10/02/2008
Why Do Teachers Not Practice What They Believe Regarding Technology Integration?
Cover the Material – or Teach Students to Think
2008 DonorsChoose.org Challenge
Joint Statement of CoSN and ISTE Hailing Passage of Internet Safety Education Legislation
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Suggested Reading for 09/22/2008
State of U.S. K-12 Open Source Software
Blogging from the Classroom, Teachers Seek Influence, Risk Trouble
Free Alternatives to 10 Popular Commercial Mac Applications
Make a Comic – Several new alternative online comic creating tools
The Best Web 2.0 Applications for Education – 2008
National Student/Parent Mock Election
Cell Phones in the Classroom – Resources
Learning Tech Literacy Yet Teaching Computer Literacy
And for Some Perspective…
Suggested Reading for 06/05/2008
I would like to point out several really good items that I encourage you to read and reflect on.
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Marc Prensky’s Young Minds, Fast Times: The Twenty-First-Century Learner: How Tech-Obsessed iKids Would Improve Our Schools. – Edutopia
Miguel Guhlin’s Diigo the Web for Education – From Telegatherer to Teleplanter with Diigo – Share More! Wiki
Using Flickr with Students – Diigo Discussion
Superior Alternatives to Crappy Windows Software – Lifehacker
Should Colleges Sell Adds to Pay for New Technology? – The Chronicle of Higher Education
Suggested Reading for 03/29/2008
My blog’s draft box contains over 20 postings in various degrees of development. I’ve been reflecting on the below posts and slowly developing my response to each. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to dedicate the desired time and mental energy to them, so I’m posting links to them here in an effort to share them while the conversations are still hot. Each is worthy of your consideration.
All the best,
Clif
Cover the Material – Or Teach Students to Think
Biggest Danger on the Internet Is Bad Judgment
David Thornburg and Humorous Video
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