A “baker’s dozen” of Tweets providing links to Ed Tech article & resources, compiled from the week’s EmergingEdTech Twitter posting activity:
- Universities saving much-needed cash w/help of Technology: http://bit.ly/b0FsVn
- Is Ed Tech worth it? Contest offers $students 1000 for best answer: http://www.techlearning.com/article/28610
- Partnerships between public & private stakeholders critical to success of Nat Ed Tech Plan: http://bit.ly/d5eGeT
- Tools like Skype can add element of engagement to Online Course delivery: http://bit.ly/9cvYQ2
- Seton Hill U to provide iPads to all full time students this fall: http://bit.ly/cKzLxH
- Fun tools for kids from US Mint (could be useful in math class, social studies) : http://www.usmint.gov/kids/
- Language teacher leveraging MP3 players in instructional process: http://bit.ly/9IDMQh
- Leading publisher of open source textbooks teams w/NACS to pilot print-on-demand program: http://bit.ly/aMoBoG
- New studies show that 1-to-1 computing in schools not as impactful as other factors: http://bit.ly/b7D8YR
- Co. develops mobile assessment tools for iTouch & iPad: http://bit.ly/9ZkUHu
- Are tech tools the future of parent-teacher conferencing (they can certainly help)? http://bit.ly/aBLtFN
- Thoughtful Op-Ed piece, “Education requires comprehensive approach to technology” http://bit.ly/aV7gRf
- Interesting – students retain printed info better (than online)? http://bit.ly/ahm8U6
Related Posts (if the above topic is of interest, you might want to check these out):
100 Ways to Teach With Twitter
Education Technology Twitter Post Weekly Summaries
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