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Here is a list of great people to follow from Learn 21 Conference March 12, 2014: @bob05 Bob Green Technology coordinator, hockey player, coach and referee. Homepage @chamady Chris Hamady PhD candidate (ABD) at the Univ. of Toledo in Curr. & Instruction, Dir. of Technology Anthony Wayne schools, ADE, Ed. Tech, Musician, Lifelong Learner, Runner…
Here is my presentation from the Learn 21 Conference today!
Dear Google, You Should Have Talked to Me First writes: It’s a sad commentary on the state of education in the U.S. when a move like this is praised. To say I’m disappointed that Google views education through such a narrow lens is an understatement. For a company that has been built on innovation to…
On Wednesday I had the distinct pleasure of attending Beaver Local’s professional development waiver day. It was a twofer for me, I not only got a chance to see how they ran their waiver day PD, but I also had the chance to present and converse with the staff in the district. This was invaluable…
How to effectively use Civ IV in higher education | Ars Technica writes: Lots of games, from dedicated educational titles to adult brain-teasers, make claims about how they can improve someone’s mental performance in various ways. But there’s often little evidence available to back up these claims and, in many cases, the evidence itself is…
Since the website at talk.eduk8.me just isn’t up to everyone’s standards on using IRC for group chats I’ve put together a brief tutorial on installing a Chrome app that works a lot better than the website. It is also prettier. 🙂 (I also stumbled acrossed Tiny Tiny IRC tonight, but the install is a little…
Back in 1999, my brother and I put together a Lego stop motion movie. Ohio Dan and the Silver Brick of Doom. I had to laugh at the beginning of The Lego Movie since the beginning scene and a couple of the lines reminded me of Ohio Dan. The pictures were taken with a Sony…
In our garage we have some bottled water. With the colder weather I’ve witnessed an interesting phenomenon. When I bring a water bottle into the house, it is entirely liquid, but as soon as I shake it, it fills with slush. Apparently, it’s a process called supercooling. The water temperature is brought below the freezing…
The best part of the terrible story done by NBC was learning how to unbox a new MacBook Air.