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Categories
Category Archives: hardware
Go Class for Android
I recently saw a review of Go Class on Android 4 Schools. This app definitely provides something we have been looking for. Just to summarize, my district decided on Android a few years back, first utilizing the Samsung Galaxy Tabs and now with a few hundred Nexus 7 among all the nook HDs and other [...]
Ahhh…Printing…How I Hate Thee…
Yeah, I can definitely relate to this! — Source-http://www.phdcomics.com/comics.php
Why Go Looking for the Fancy?
With all the shiny devices out there, most people do not think to use a small arsenal of tech tools. We want the biggest, fastest tools, without sometimes thinking of the learning that can take place. Take for instance a recent article and infographic that I posted here. Infographics can provide so many teaching moments [...]
Video Game Console Costs at Launch
Who out there still does not think we should have video game design in the curriculum? – Infographic used under Creative Commons license from Statista
Also posted in Creative Commons, Devices, Freeware
Tagged android, apple, Creative Commons, education, google, internet, media, microsoft, schools
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Chromebooks…Chromebooks…Everywhere…
Well, we continue to purchase more and more Chromebooks. We support about 100 now, but I definitely see that number growing next school year exponentially. I mentioned in previous posts we were looking to supplement existing desktops throughout the district, and we are beginning to realize benefits from them. For instance, a Freshman English class [...]
Also posted in Devices, open source, OSS Applications, Productivity
Tagged browser, chrome, education, google, internet, open source, samsung, schools
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