Changing Textbooks

As technology evolves and becomes increasingly widespread into our lives it seeps into our classrooms as well. Generally, there is an accepted idea that the further we develop our technology and the more it becomes integrated into every day lives, … Continue reading

iBooks for the iFuture? Not hardly.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9b/1st-Gen-iPad-WiFi-iBooks.jpg/220px-1st-Gen-iPad-WiFi-iBooks.jpg Audrey Watters has many good points in her article about Apple and their potential future in the eTextbook market. She focused primarily on K-12 education, which is an interesting standpoint. Maybe it’s because I went to a poorer school … Continue reading

Reading Revolution

I had really never given much thought to the many revolutions in reading until this very moment. While I was reading “10 Reading Revolutions before E-books” (http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2010/08/10-reading-revolutions-before-e-books/62004/) something really grabbed my attention. The fact that reading has come so far … Continue reading

Moo

Cow Clicker really hit the nail on the head when it came to mocking a Facebook game. I’m all for video games, especially first-person shooters like Call of Duty, but when it comes to something like Farmville, I don’t find … Continue reading