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Trying to keep up with cheaters seems a losing game to me...read the whole article, there is a voice calling for balance between banning and educating:
posted by Karen @ 1:40 PM
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Very interesting article about how teens use email, instant messaging and social networking to communicate:
posted by Karen @ 7:13 AM
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All sorts of interesting ideas for rural schools where students have long bus rides:
posted by Karen @ 4:38 PM
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And, here's a screencast about google maps that I just added to the database:
posted by Karen @ 3:09 PM
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In case you haven't checked out the new Google Maps feature, here's my map from a recent visit to Texas:
posted by Karen @ 7:59 AM
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E-books from TechLearning:
posted by Karen @ 7:47 AM
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Wow!! What a great portal for videos about all kinds of subjects including education:
posted by Karen @ 7:28 AM
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This is a great way to use the web to share content that students may not normally be able to access:
posted by Karen @ 7:18 AM
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A live web cam from Norfolk Botanical Gardens that peeks in on eagle chicks and their parents. Tomorrow, a biologist from William and Mary will be tagging the birds between 8:30 and 9 AM:
posted by Karen @ 3:44 PM
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Got this in my email from Jill in Henrico. Use it at your next faculty meeting:
posted by Karen @ 5:32 AM
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Here's the beauty of the web! I didn't get to go to the Celebration of Teaching and Learning in New York, but with all the video that's available, I almost feel like I was there:
posted by Karen @ 6:59 AM
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What a great idea! Let's include the teachers in technology planning:
posted by Karen @ 3:21 PM
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From The Futures Channel, the Movie of the Week is all about Mars:
posted by Karen @ 8:42 AM
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From Tim over at Assorted Stuff, a reminder of the good old/bad old days of the web. I loved the hamsters and they always got folks engaged when we were doing professional development. And here they are:
posted by Karen @ 12:30 PM
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Usually we hear that blogging gets in the way of getting a job...
posted by Karen @ 12:17 PM
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I know he doesn't have anything to do with technology, but I have to mark Kurt Vonnegut's passing:
posted by Karen @ 10:19 PM
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Interesting article about filtering at home and school:
posted by Karen @ 3:12 PM
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The latest NetDay Survey:
posted by Karen @ 7:13 AM
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Interesting article about Tim O'Reilly's attempt to write a blogging code of conduct:
posted by Karen @ 2:32 PM
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From Texas, a report about the Philadelphia School of the Future and its implication for all schools and colleges and universities:
posted by Karen @ 3:57 PM
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WOW! Stanford University libraries has added some 25,000 video games to its collection:
posted by Karen @ 3:55 PM
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I just added the National Geographic News to my RSS aggregator: lots of great information and videos!
posted by Karen @ 1:11 PM
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