EdTech solutions at the 2012 imagine cup
Microsoft’s Imagine Cup, an annual global competition that challenges science, technology, engineering, and math students to come up with...
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More on Khan Academy: Sal Khan responds to critic
As we’ve been reporting on quite a bit recently, the Khan Academy, a one of the original destinations for free, high quality online...
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30 days with the Google Nexus 7
We’ve been reporting pretty heavily on the tablet wars, rumors, developments, etc. over the past few months, with a particular focus...
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NYT SchoolBook: Charter schools, parent/teacher satisfaction, teacher’s rediscovery of learning
Three great articles from the New York Times SchoolBook section, which focuses on news, data, and conversation about schools in New York...
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Universities reshaping education on the web
More on Coursera from The New York Times Share...
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Should the DOJ continue to pursue Apple?
The DOJ has been in hot pursuit of Apple and major publishing houses for quite a while, and this past spring, the Eric Holder led...
Read MoreThe glorious end of higher education’s monopoly on credibility
MICHAEL ELLSBERG for Time on how the educational times, in part due to technological advancements that facilitate the widespread...
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2012-2013 Edtech Readers’ Choice Awards
This past spring, eSchoolNews asked their readers for their top picks in school hardware, software, websites, and services. Here are the...
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How the upstart Coursera might profit from free courses
Coursera was launched just this past fall by Stanford faculty members Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller. Since it’s launch, the Mountain...
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