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  1. Added May 03, 2009 by sanchye and 1 other
    This video explores motivation through the use of technology to provide learner-centered opportunities and environments for educating children.
  2. Added May 03, 2009 by amarjit
    This blog provides summaries of responses from a study about engagement and motivation in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs)
  3. Added May 03, 2009 by amarjit
    A new service called "The Birds and Bees Text Line" hopes to provide sex education to teenagers through the use of the texting feature in cell phones. Programs in other other cities also allow teenagers to select from a set of frequently asked questions that are answered using automated replies.
  4. Added May 02, 2009 by amarjit
    The Univesity of Minnisota will be developing a simulation game to teach high school studens about transportation systems and engineering.
  5. Added May 02, 2009 by amarjit
    The article discusses some aspects of the traditional university that are becoming more irrelavant with the availability of technology providing access to online course, lectures and newer forms of higher education.
  6. Added Apr 28, 2009 by amarjit
    This article discusses the potential problems with a study, conducted at Ohio State University that claimed a link between lower grades and facebook users. It makes recommendations for further research into this area.
  7. Added Apr 25, 2009 by amarjit
    SmartyCard, an educational games website, offers children in grades 3 through 6 online games to improve reading, math, social studies and science skills
  8. Added Apr 25, 2009 by amarjit
    Facebook retracts new privacy policy after many facebook members were angry about the possibility of facebook owning user content on the site. Facebook retracted the policy after members vote on the new policy.
  9. Added Apr 25, 2009 by amarjit
    This article cautions people when inviting coworkers to their online social networks. The writer states that because one may not want to share everything on their online social networks with their colleagues establishing boundaries becomes very important.
  10. Added Apr 18, 2009 by amarjit
    NetModerator, a tool developed by Crisp Thinking, monitors online chat. A number of virtual online games use this tool to provide warnings to players and real life moderators.
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