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Disruptive EdTech
Our culture has been tech driven since someone used the term “Space Age” to prematurely describe the 1960s. Just as William Gibson said, the Future is already here, it’s just not evenly distributed. So it is with technology in education, technology moves in the blink of an eye and education struggles to stay relevant. This category looks at what might work, what needs work and all the widely hails “solutions looking for problems.”
Mobile Tech Invasion – Fullsail Continuing Ed Presentation
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macworld2012: Day Three
TT9102: Visual Note-Taking with the iPad (10:00am) Speaker: Rachel Smith, Director, Digital Facilitation Services, The Grove Consultants The iPad is the perfect tool for digital visual note-taking. Rachel pioneered this practice at Northern Voice, a Canadian blogging conference, just after the first iPad was released, and her visual notes were an instant hit among conference attendees. […]
Moremacworld2012: Day Two
TT951: Main Stage: The Future of Learning (10:00am) Speaker: Nick Floro, President, Sealworks Interactive Studios Blurb: Join us for this in-depth look at how Apple design and technologies are changing learning today and what’s just around the corner. We’ll also look at HTML5, Gamification, Personalization, Mobile, and Augmented Reality to see how learning is changing. What can […]
Moremacworld2012: Day One
This was my fifth macworld (2000, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012) but my first one without Apple participation or a major opening session keynote. This was also the first macworld where I was going to be a presenter (see CUE@macworld2012) so I was really looking forward to this adventure. One interesting thing that I had noted […]
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