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Monthly Archives: January 2012

SOPA

So quite the exciting week…with the SOPA/PIPA blackout.  So good to see so many major sites like Wikipedia close down for the day.  We did our part, here at K-12 Open Source Classroom, going dark for the day on January 18th.  I hope each of you took the time to email your Congressman/woman.  I would [...]

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After Having My Parents in For the Weekend…I Can Relate…

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Apple’s New Textbook Program–Continuing Their Tradition of Monopolies

Now, correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that the fanboys of Apple did not nearly get in as much of a tizzy as they usually do with an Apple announcement. So two reasons. One, they were all in line for the next iPad or iPhone or something. Or two, this textbook agreement, yes [...]

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A View From Space

I love these videos.  So many teachable moments here for every curriculum at every level.  Enjoy!  

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Cease and Desist Over Beer

In my previous post about the threatening bills SOPA and PIPA (and no, not Kate’s wild sister), I expressed my concerns over how they could lead to loss of freedom for Americans. Now, I ran across something equally as troubling, but I am quite proud for this person who stood up to the system. We [...]

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