This week’s collection of Education Technology article and resource Tweets.
(Originally posted on Twitter by @EmergingEdTech over this past week … collected here to share with our blog readers).
- 10 Tips To Avoid Cyberbullying: http://bit.ly/bcrgJo
- Comparison of Student, Faculty Academic Tech Use Across Disciplines, from Educause: http://bit.ly/9B9Gv6
- ProfHacker’s monthly collection of teaching-related links from around the Internet: http://tinyurl.com/38gr9sm
- ‘Waiting for Superman’: Can corporations help fix US schools? http://bit.ly/d0jp3V
- District Looks to Boost Test Scores With Technology: http://bit.ly/apBaRx
- Computer Microscopes Are Enhancing Science Education: http://bit.ly/9GUa2q
- Second Life To Drop Educational Discount (bummer): http://bit.ly/dgdM9L
- Article about why McGraw-Hill bought Tegrity (Lecture Capture), a very interesting move: http://bit.ly/cXqCIo
- One Step Closer to a National Digital Library: http://bit.ly/chWmfD
- Article discusses “Internet-Based Resources for Developing Listening”: http://bit.ly/amii33
- To study or to Facebook, the modern dilemma of the college student? http://bit.ly/bUi8eN
- Anyone have access to a Parent Portal at their kids’ school(s)? We’d love to hear about it! http://tinyurl.com/37sm9sg
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About K. Walsh
Kelly Walsh is CIO at The College of Westchester in White Plains, NY and is the founder and author of EmergingEdTech.com. As an avid education technology advocate, he frequently delivers presentations on a variety of related topics at schools and conferences across the U.S. Walsh is also an author and online educator, and in his latest eBook, "iPads in Education: Implementations, Apps, & Insights" is available for sale in the iBookstore. In his spare time, he records and performs original and cover songs (look for "K. Walsh" on iTunes or Amazon.com or check out his original song videos on YouTube).
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