What’s behind your website?
This article came across my desk today, so I thought I would share it. This is a study from Brendon Granger at Blackbod (published on npENGAGE) who did some research to Continue Reading →
Category: technology
Gary’s Social Media Count
If you are a social media statistics junkie, this might be for you!
Introducing iSCORE
iSCORE is a web-based learning portfolio that has been tailored to meet the needs of music teachers and their students. Generously supported by the Government of Canada through the Department Continue Reading →
CBC digital music service launched
The CBC is diving into the world of online music with the goal of providing listeners access to their favourite tunes, and a way to discover new artists and connect Continue Reading →
Virtual Pop Star, the new Japanese holographic pop sensation.
She’s pretty, stylish and oozes star quality. But Japan’s latest pop sensation is not quite what she seems – in fact, she doesn’t actually exist. It turns out that Aimi Continue Reading →
New learning tool on the horizon, teaching hand position through electronic stimulus
This one sounds like something out of science fiction, but it is not. WANT to learn a musical instrument, but can’t find the time to practise? A device now under Continue Reading →
Does Addictive Internet use alter the Brain?
Kids spend an increasing fraction of their formative years online, and it is a habit they dutifully carry into adulthood. Under the right circumstances, however, a love affair with the Continue Reading →
Beware of online “Filter Bubbles”
“The internet is showing us what it thinks we want to see, not necessarily what we need to see” As web companies strive to tailor their services (including news and Continue Reading →
Does the internet make us stupid?
This Book Review is a little off topic, but at the same time maybe should be a cue to make us think about how we use technology, and perhaps a Continue Reading →
The Seven Spaces of Technology in School Environments
Matt Locke originally came up with the concept of the Six Spaces of Social Media. Evan McIntosh added a seventh earlier this year, Data Spaces, and ideas about how education Continue Reading →