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Followup on Goalbook, + data portability and more
Last week, I raved about Goalbook - It’s one of the cooler bits of social tech I’ve seen, speaking as a parent, an educator, and tech guy. During last week’s review:ed episode, Kirsten Winkler and I had the chance to talk with Wayee Chu and Jennifer Carolan who head up the NewSchools Venture Seed Fund, [...]
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Goalbook - Social IEPs for everyone? Actually, yes
Goalbook could revolutionize how we approach differentiated instruction and outcome-based education.
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Next-gen textbooks? It's the ecosystem, not the device
I love hardware as much as the next geek, but solving our ed tech problems will require one heck of an ecosystem; hardware is a tiny piece of the puzzle.
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Textbook of the future? Not until we figure out distribution, DRM, and ecosystem
Hardware is only a tiny part of the problem we need to solve to get educational resources into kids’ hands (both literally and figuratively) at scale.
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What does iBooks mean for the eBook/eTextbook industry?
The eTextbook industry got a big publicity and market education boost last week with Apple’s announcements. What it didn’t get was the market revolution it could have.
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In search of the perfect CMS
One of my New Year’s resolutions was to use Moodle for everything. It’s very possible to build entire sites with a huge community interaction component without much coding. Forums, blogs, you name it. Moodle actually represents as much a content management system as it does a learning management system.
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What do you do with a BA in English?
Why does this make me think of my oldest son? He’s an English major, of course!
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My New Year's ed tech resolutions
No, really, I’ll be actually keeping these resolutions.
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Top 5 Ed Tech predictions for 2012
Here’s hoping I’m more accurate than I was last year.
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The top 5 ed tech developments of 2011 that weren't
If you had asked me in 2010, these technologies would have been a much bigger deal than they were.