At FETC this week, Pearson announced enVisionMATH, a program that purports to merge print-based and digital learning. (Check out the animations flying off the page in the video below. Yeah, right. 🙁 ) With a press release tagline that reads
Come to Seattle!
This weekend NCCE recorded a Skype interview with me about mobile technology and the upcoming conference in Seattle. NCCE is one of my favorite conferences. The conference has a great energy level, and the presenters and the attendees are a
It's the content
There is a lot of resistance to cell phones in schools based on fear of undesirable consequences and the lack of a good reason to have them in a school environment. How much would that change if every child could
A new approach to defining what's important
Yesterday, David Warlick, in writing about Wikia, mused “what if we had a curriculum that was open and inviting to being gamed by the learners — in a good way?” I’ve spent most of the last couple months neck-deep in
New ways to look at content and 1:1
Happy New Year! I haven’t been blogging as much as usual the last month or two because I am up to my ears in a ton of curriculum we’re developing for mobile devices. (THE Journal ran a nice article about