Using QR codes for school communications
Quick Response (QR) codes—those black-and-white squares that look like a cross between supermarket bar codes and postage stamps—have real potential for school communications.SOURCE: eSchool NewsFull Story
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Quick Response (QR) codes—those black-and-white squares that look like a cross between supermarket bar codes and postage stamps—have real potential for school communications.SOURCE: eSchool NewsFull Story
IBM announced Thursday that after five years of work, its researchers have been able to reduce from about one million to 12 the number of atoms required to create a bit of data.SOURCE: McWorldFull Article
Partnership agreement enables customers to continue to benefit from advanced telephony integrationSOURCE: Polycom
A professor from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor is trying to turn the iPad into a new kind of classroom tool that lets students draw on a shared canvas.SOURCE: Wired CampusRead the Full Article
This series of annual Year Ahead articles on technology and education began on the eve of what we now know is one of the profound downturns in modern capitalism. When history is written, the impact of the deep economic recession of 2008-2012 will have been pivotal in the shifting balance of economic and political power […]
At Rio Salado College, where all 41,000-plus students attend classes online, instructional priorities include a strong emphasis on personalization–helping nontraditional students reach their educational goals through programs and services tailored to individual needs. SOURCE: Campus TechnologyRead the Full Article
Report explains how to evaluate educational technology programs and services properly and effectivelySOURCE: eSchool NewsRead the Full Article
As tablets move into their adolescence, what changes will we see? SOURCE: PC WorldRead the Full Article
DALLAS, Dec. 6, 2011 — /PRNewswire/ — Don’t touch that dial. A new variety of interactive educational content for the youngsters in the household is headed to a TV near you.SOURCE: The Sacramento Bee/PR NewswireRead the Full Article