Friday Tech – August 31, 2012
Parent Perspectives on Facebook and Social Media We did an activity using DeBono’s Six Thinking Hats to explore the use of social networks, particularly Facebook at our school. Parents went around… Read more »
Parent Perspectives on Facebook and Social Media We did an activity using DeBono’s Six Thinking Hats to explore the use of social networks, particularly Facebook at our school. Parents went around… Read more »
It’s the time of the school year for quizzes and tests. Do you know anything about how computers store information? Let’s start with bits. A bit is a binary digit,… Read more »
Cell Phones – Less about Talking It will probably be no news to you that most teens are high volume users of text messaging. In general, teens in the US… Read more »
I’ll be presenting on using Google Sites for collaboration in the classroom April 26 at the Simple K12 Online Education Conference: An international conference that’s 100% FREE! My presentation will… Read more »
A few months ago, a friend of mine posted on Facebook that he was going to close his account. I promptly messaged him to ask why, as this is the… Read more »
Over 600,000 Macs have been affected with the Flashback trojan which obtains the usernames and passwords that you have stored on your computer. This could have happened without your knowledge… Read more »
The concept of digital identity is becoming ever more important in our society. A concept that comes up in discussions of online identity is that of duality, and the idea… Read more »
Injustice exists in the world. Many of us feel the desire to do something about it, at the very least raise awareness. In this era of online sharing and the… Read more »
Google has taken one step closer to an integrated product. In the past, each Google product had a separate privacy policy. Now, there is one privacy policy for all the… Read more »
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