Here’s this week’s twittering highlights from EmergingEdTech - articles and websites of interest to proponents of, and those who are just intrigued by, education technology:

• US News & World Report’s list of 10 Tech “must-haves” for college students: http://bit.ly/3XtBWl ^[1]
• Global Academic Initiatives program has students communicating with others students worldwide: http://bit.ly/240uid ^[2]
• Article discusses ‘Fans & Fears of Lecture Capture’: http://bit.ly/3iFPhQ ^[3]
• New site seeks to help Vets select college, use GI Bill benefits: http://bit.ly/2GaIuL ^[4]
• Great post on the ‘pointless war’ to ban the Internet in the classroom: http://bit.ly/42Az8V ^[5]
• Students discover online collaboration: http://bit.ly/OUddl ^[6]
• Great article on Vodcasting lectures as ‘homework in reverse’, to make better use of classroom time: http://bit.ly/1N6YG5 ^[7]
• Class teaches education students using iPods: http://bit.ly/1xo3jp ^[8]

Stay tuned for this weekend’s continuation of our series on Interactive Whiteboards. In this third post in the series, I’ll be reporting on a great demonstration I had from the folks at PolyVision, and their new “eno” technology (simple, highly durable IW’s that you can write on with traditional markers). Great stuff!

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