tech tools for teachers
Thanks to Dan Roberts for putting together this great list of tools for classroom teaching. It seems we may still be in the infant stage of exploring how the net Continue Reading →
Category: technology
Growing Up Digital, Wired for Distraction
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — On the eve of a pivotal academic year in Vishal Singh’s life, he faces a stark choice on his bedroom desk: book or computer? By all Continue Reading →
Changing face of education: Clickers in the Classroom
The way we conduct the processes of classroom education is changing. Technology is finding its way into classrooms in new and more interactive ways. Here is another example: from the Continue Reading →
Do Podcasts Help Students Learn?
Before George Washington University renewed its iTunes U contract, the administration wanted to know how the podcasts impacted student learning and engagement. In fall 2009, the university’s Center for Innovative Continue Reading →
Wi-Fi snooping tool drills gaping holes in security
This story is quite a bit off topic, but should of interest to anyone roaming around out there using laptops or other wireless devices at coffee shops, airports, or anywhere Continue Reading →
Robert Dick’s Glissando Headjoint and Other Inventions
At this summer’s classical music concerts, you could of course find a healthy array of violins, trumpets and cellos. But amid the familiar strings and brass have sprouted some odd Continue Reading →
137 tech resources for teachers and students
Here is a link to another blog with some interesting links. There is a lot to explore in the new worlds of online education and here would be a good Continue Reading →
If your Kids are Awake, They are Probably Online
So how much time do our kids have to practice and do homework? Considering that today is the day Apple is set to tell the world about the iPad, this Continue Reading →
Charities and Digital Giving
Tod Cohen in a recent artlicle points out that from recent studies in the US, it seems that many charities are behind the times when using digital means for fundraising Continue Reading →
Open Source and Freeware music software
A fellow blogger, Joseph Pisano at MusTech.Net, has compiled and posted a list of Must-Have Downloadable Freebies for music teachers. It’s a great list, separated into the following categories: Audio Continue Reading →