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- Google Now Personalizes Everyone’s Search Results on 2009-12-05
- Kathy Schrock's Kaffeeklatsch: Chumby is your friend! on 2009-12-05
- Why there's no sign of a climate conspiracy in hacked emails - environment - 04 December 2009 - New Scientist on 2009-12-04
- Avatar's gaze illuminates social brain - life - 04 December 2009 - New Scientist on 2009-12-04
- Dear God, please confirm what I already believe - life - 30 November 2009 - New Scientist on 2009-12-04
- links for 2009-12-03 « doug – off the record on 2009-12-04
- The Lessons We Don't Learn - O'Reilly Radar on 2009-12-04
- Hands on: Mog All Access puts world's music in the cloud on 2009-12-04
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Does your school organization reflect our new digital information landscape? - Dangerously Irrelevant on 2009-12-04
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How many of the big ideas / cross-cutting themes above describe your school? Does the daily work of your school organization reflect our new digital information landscape?
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Weblogg-ed » I Don’t Need Your Network (or Your Computer, or Your Tech Plan, or Your…) on 2009-12-04
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All too often we get hung up on the technology question, not the curriculum question. Here in New Jersey, every district has to submit a three year “Technology Plan” and as you can guess, most of them are about how many Smart Boards to install or how wireless access will be expanded. Very, very little of it is about how curriculum changes when we have anytime, anywhere learning with anyone in the world. Why aren’t we planning for that?
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When do we stop trying to fight the inevitable and start thinking about how to embrace it? Or, as Doug Johnson so eloquently suggests, when are we gonna saddle this horse and ride it?
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