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I can’t believe it!

As I’m prepping my course for the spring term, I’m working on my (very lengthy) handout and resource materials associated with a major assignment in the course, a literature review on a topic related to the implications of technology use/innovation in education (e.g., equity, access, privacy, eWaste, etc.) I asked ChatGPT to help me produce…
As I contemplate my next deep dive in the US Census, I realize I know very little about it’s history and logistics. Beyond an understanding that “it” happens every ten years, the rest of my knowledge is fuzzy. Fortunately, the census.gov website gives the history. Here are some highlights: The first census in 1790 was…
Missouri State University held a Web Accessibility Summit this week. While the Summit is over, the slides for many sessions are available on the conference website. Also, you can contact the presenters on Twitter and watch a few of the session recordings. Good stuff! Thank you for sharing!
The education conferences are starting in 2019, and today I received our new bookmarks that I’ll be handing out during booth duty. Even though we are a virtual organization and spend much of our programming teaching how to integrate technology, we’re going “old school” to drive home our mission to support literacy. On the front…
The AECT web site offers a global roundup of academic institutions offering degree programs in educational communications and technology. Search the database for specific types of degrees (Certificates, Masters, PhD, etc) offered both f2f or online. Technorati Tags: instructional design, edtech, educational technology, AECT
The February / March issue of Innovate is out. Here is a roundup for the topics covered in this issue. To mix it up, I linked to the author bio – face to a name. The publications are found in the left side bar or under each author profile: Assessment by James L. Morrison and…