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Dell's new low-cost laptop

The long-rumored, low-cost laptop from Dell is now official: the Inspiron Mini 9 (currently available for pre-order only). The prices start at $349 (not quite as low as had been rumored and hoped for, but prices generally fall over time)

karen fasimpaur September 4, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

A passion for content

Some of you may have noticed that through this summer, I’ve been writing a little less on this blog. The reason is that over the past year, I have gotten very involved in the area of Open Education (similar to

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TeacherTube Mashup

(cross-posted form Karen’s Mashups) Below is one of my favorite mashups of all time — a compilation of different clips from TeacherTube. If you aren’t familiar with TeacherTube, it’s a video sharing service for educators that has all kinds of

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Throwing out the textbooks

I presented a keynote a couple weeks ago on Open Education. In talking about the reasons for open ed, I make the following points: We must differentiate instruction if we are going to engage and reach students who have increasingly

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Take control of your own learning

Over the last year or so, I have been working on methods to differentiate professional development that I facilitate. Some things have worked better than others, and I’m refining my methods. A lot of the impetus is on the participants,

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MAHETC rocks!

Wow — I had a great time at the Mid-Atlantic Handheld and Emerging Technology Conference again this year. It had all the elements of a great conference: small, high energy, interesting people, very hands on and interactive, and an intriguing

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Power-hungriness

If you are a gadget geek like me, you probably struggle with the whole battery issue. I love rechargeable batteries, but, over time, the juice seems to drain out of them. Pretty soon, it seems like you have to recharge

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LOL – History of Mobile Technology

Each year at NECC, the team of Saul Rockman, Michael Jay, Heidi Rogers, and Elliot Soloway present a humorous session called “LOL @ NECC.” This year’s session was filled with many laughs. Here is one of my favorites…a look at

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No more "Pimp your web site" – Ad-free Wikispaces for free

Wikispaces is now offering complimentary upgrades to ad-free spaces for K-12 educators! If you’re starting a new space, use this link to start as an ad free K-12 space. If you want to upgrade an existing site, go to Manage

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Wow! Think of all the money I could have made!

BestBuy is now offering a new service: For $9.99, they’ll pair your Bluetooth devices. (This is especially popular in California, where the handsfree law just went into effect.) And to think of all the times I’ve done this for folks

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