This week’s summary of Twitter posting activity from EmergingEdTech. A nice set of articles and resources focused on, you guessed it, Education Technology! Enjoy.
- Post (rightly) doubts the validity of the idea of today’s students as “digital natives” http://nyti.ms/bbCcCA
- Post considers pros, cons of professors recording, sharing lectures via lecture capture: http://bit.ly/d2vcYA
- Nice upbeat, but well stated, brief article from Educause about “E” learning: http://tinyurl.com/ybbsv4t
- Security Firm Says Universities Make Good Targets for Phishing! http://bit.ly/aDoec1
- Resources from eSchoolNews focused on securing laptops for safe student learning: http://bit.ly/76BGOw
- Botnots a threat on campus networks, SSN being stolen: http://bit.ly/aPUecQ #
- TEDxNYED Conf: Day full of lectures to people who decry use of lecture as learning tool? http://bit.ly/dBVhin
- Appreciated these thoughts about state of STEM education in US, and path forward: http://bit.ly/de9h7n
- University resumes streaming video after legal complaint: http://bit.ly/9XPevz
- Thanks to FreeTech4Teachers for blog post about “CNN Student News” (I was not aware of it): http://bit.ly/cNACSK
Related Posts (if the above topic is of interest, you might want to check these out):
Education Technology Twitter Post Weekly Summaries
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