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Original posting from:
A New Culture of Learning — weblogg-ed.com
Addendum on 1-31-11:
I just saw this posting from Catherine Lombardozzi on the Learning Journal blog, as she comments on Thomas’ & Seely Brown’s book. She concludes:
“I’m thinking that the new culture of learning doesn’t replace the old, it enriches it.”
See:
http://learningjournal.wordpress.com/2011/01/30/thenew-culture-of-learning/
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Or perhaps something expanded on this vision:
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School Tech: 6 Important Lessons From Maine’s Student Laptop Program — from Mashable.com by Sarah Kessler
Some postings/articles on this:
— from Tuvie.com
Also see:
From DSC:
What if you could take your iPhone and aim it at a particular area of a “board” and then download that piece of information? As easily as when iPhones trade contact info via “bumping”, one could quickly obtain a piece of information on a bulletin board.
Learning technology trends to watch in 2011 — from The e-Learning Coach
Top 10 Ed Tech predictions for 2011 –– from ZDNet.com by Christopher Dawson; featuring insights from Adam Garry, Dell’s manager of global professional learning
Kno ships education tablet — from InformationWeek.com by Esther Shein
The 14.1-inch touchscreen device, geared at students, offers access to digital textbooks in Kno’s e-bookstore.
The tablet was announced by the startup in September as a less expensive option for students than the company’s previously announced dual-screen tablet. “Since launch, we have been encouraged by the positive response to Kno and we are excited to deliver the first units to our most passionate customers — students and educators,” said Osman Rashid, Kno CEO and co-founder, in a statement. “Over the next month, we plan to deliver units to pre-order customers and work closely with them to ensure a great user experience.”
