Magical thinking about technology in educationWashington Post (blog)tech2 To hear some people talk, you'd think technology is going to save public education. Really? Here's a caution post from Larry Cuban, a high school social studies teacher for 14 years, a district superintendent (seven years in Arlington, Va.), and … technology – Google News
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Magical thinking about technology in education – Washington Post (blog)
Posted by Tech News Today on March 21st, 2013
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No Comments »2012′s top technology trends – Washington Post
Posted by Tech News Today on December 11th, 2012
2012's top technology trendsWashington PostWe talk to a CNET editor about this year's most influential technology trends, stories and people and what they say about the industry. The Fold/ The Washington Post. Correction: Clarification: RELATED. Read: The CNET 100 · The FOLD · E-mail · Save …and more » technology – Google News
How badly did Mitt Romney lose the technology fight? – Washington Post (blog)
Posted by Tech News Today on November 9th, 2012
How badly did Mitt Romney lose the technology fight?Washington Post (blog)Time Magazine has a deep dive into the work of President Obama's data team, something Slate's Sasha Issenberg has been following for months. The upshot: Democrats used data to refine their fundraising, persuasion and turnout operations in ways …and more » technology – Google News
Posted in Technology Tags: Fight, Magazine, Mitt Romney, President Obama, Sasha Issenberg, Technology, Washington, washington post, work No Comments »Nissan shows new safety technology from electronic steering to automatic … – Washington Post
Posted by Tech News Today on October 16th, 2012
Moneycontrol.com Nissan shows new safety technology from electronic steering to automatic …Washington PostYOKOSUKA, Japan — Electronically managed steering that completely bypasses the mechanical link of a clutch is among the new safety technology from Japanese automaker Nissan. Other vehicles are smart enough to park themselves. And some swerve …Nissan to install electronic "steer-by-wire" in Infiniti [...]
Posted in Technology Tags: Electronically, Link, news, Nissan, PostYOKOSUKA, safety technology, Technology, washington post No Comments »10 top-selling video games out now – Washington Post
Posted by Tech News Today on October 4th, 2012
10 top-selling video games out nowWashington Post20 that NHL 13, the latest version of its popular hockey video game, hit a franchise sales record worldwide. During its debut week, sales of the game were up about 9 percent compared with the franchise's previous record launch, the company said. video games – Google News
Posted in Games Tags: franchise, franchise sales, hockey, NHL, percent, video game, video games, Washington, washington post No Comments »The economics of video games – Washington Post (blog)
Posted by Tech News Today on September 29th, 2012
The economics of video gamesWashington Post (blog)Working for the Icelandic company CCP Games, he oversees the virtual economy of the massively multiplayer video game Eve Online. Within this world, players build their own spaceships and traverse a galaxy of 7,500 star systems. They buy and sell raw … video games – Google News
Posted in Games Tags: CCP Games, economics, economy, massively multiplayer video game, multiplayer, traverse, video games, Washington, washington post, Working No Comments »How reformers (unfortunately) get captivated by experimental technology – Washington Post (blog)
Posted by Tech News Today on September 16th, 2012
How reformers (unfortunately) get captivated by experimental technologyWashington Post (blog)Because teacher evaluation is such an important part of school reform and at the center of the Chicago teachers strike, I have published several pieces on the issue in the last week, here and her e and here. Below is a new historical look on the [...]
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