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Chris O'NealSeptember 25, 2006

As computers and Internet access have become more ubiquitous, and the tech savviness of our nation's youth continues to rise, it only stands to reason that the online experience has begun to evolve drastically in the last few years.

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Jim MoultonSeptember 21, 2006

An article in the September 2006 issue of Fast Company magazine called "How Many Lightbulbs Does it Take to Change the World" caught my eye.

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Ron SmithSeptember 20, 2006

At its inception, computing was about machines, applied science, and nerds. It was a world for nonsocial shut-ins who existed in front of their home-built computers, fiendishly writing code to make the machine do something.

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Bonnie Bracey SuttonSeptember 19, 2006

You always hear people talk about innovation and education and getting kids interested in thinking differently, in thinking about ways to innovate. I am always on the hunt for new ways to facilitate this kind of learning through creativity and problem solving in what I call "hard" play.

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Pat HarderSeptember 18, 2006

Even if I didn't know the date, I would know that the beginning of a new school year is looming, because I have started to have my teaching dreams.

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Jim MoultonSeptember 13, 2006

Recently I was in Bisbee, Arizona, to visit my brother. Being a New Englander born and bred, I love traveling to the Southwest -- everything is so different!

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Patsy LanclosAugust 31, 2006

A new school year has begun or will begin very soon. What will be different in your school this year?

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Bonnie Bracey SuttonAugust 24, 2006

I have been working in educational technology for a long time. I was a teacher who discovered the magic of using technology, and so please know my stance is not political -- unless you think only in red and blue.

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Pat HarderAugust 23, 2006

Two years ago, my middle school bought six iPods. I was a little baffled with the purchase, because we had so many other technology needs the money could have been spent on. Weren't we just indulging a small population in our school that wanted to be able to listen to music?

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Jim MoultonAugust 22, 2006

When one-to-one computing comes to a school, teachers, librarians, administrators, and technical staff have plenty to learn.

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