HGSE doctoral student Justin Reich's op/ed in the
Washington Post about a better strategy to protect
students online, at school.
New XBox 360 controller recognizes facial movements and expressions. Though not mentioned in the article, this could have great potential for applications for people with disabilities playing games and learning.
Findings from the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) show that technology is playing a major role in communication between students and professors at four-year colleges nationwide.
This website shares some ideas for differentiated instruction as well as enhancement of motivation in students to learn.
This article discusses potential challenges to implementation of video games in education as well as their advantages.
Controversy over whether letting very young children use tech-oriented toys like iPhone apps is good for them
This unusual use of Twitter gets users to think differently about cooking and recipes, forcing us to think critically about 'directions'.
This website has actual lessons and lesson plans. There is a place where
you can write a request – for example “I am looking for an engineer to
create an elephant” - It can be a request for ideas, volunteers, ideas on
ways to solve a problem, etc. T