eSchool News online – Conference theme: How to make AT a core part of learning
The 2nd addition to my Assistive Technology category, this is a detailed article on a national conference and common issues. Thanks to Christine Olmstead.
A blog I’ve been subscribed to for a while… and a steady stream of good advice. I’m pretty much just FURLing this for Ted Lai. :)
Dave Winer discovers Rocketboom!
Student blogs catching controversy
The NSBA quotes the Wall Street journal and the EFF. The best part? The NSBA is giving this issue a serious treatment!
EdGames: Six Criteria of an Educational Simulation
Another pointer from EdGames. I skimmed the article and am looking forward to it: it’s Clark Aldrich after all. Still, I’m not sure how effective the visuals are gonna be.
EdGames: interesting article about 2L for teens
EdGames provides a link to an article on the Teen Grid. Haven’t read it yet, but passing it on…
Many video games teaching the wrong lessons | Asbury Park Press Online
This is the 150th item in my Games and Education FURL category! Thanks to Guerena for this link. The authors initial arguments are a bit alarmist, but I whole heartedly agree with the last few paragraphs.
USC Center on Public Diplomacy | PD & Virtual Worlds
USC is at it in another department! We’re talking MMOGs, Public Policy, and well, social change. I subscribed to the email updates. :)
Mastering Content in Your Niche : Successful Blog
Successful Blog is often a source of good advice and this post points to instructions for using some powerful tools.
It’s Pod Mania!: EDUCAUSE Pocket Edition #2
The second installment of EDUCAUSE’s Pocket Edition audio series, It’s Pod Mania!, explains what a “podcast†is, how it’s done, and why it matters.
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