Designers for Learning is a proud member of the Chicago Literacy Alliance (CLA), a coalition of over 130 nonprofits dedicated toward a mission of a 100% literate Chicago. The CLA’s Literacenter, a 27,000 sqft co-working space, is Designers for Learning’s “home office” and my home away from home. I took this picture today at the…
The linked paper is authored by members of the Florida State University Instructional Systems Program and published in Educational Technology & Society. It is an excellent evaluation of the effectiveness of computers in an online learning environment to "function as cognitive tools . . . that extend student's capacity to learn and create knowledge." Their…
TechCrunch had an interesting article from a few weeks back about why teens don’t (or do) tweet. As usual, it is important to try to find the story behind the numbers. The “story” (as summarized by TechCrunch) tells us that some studies suggest only 11% of Twitter users are teen which seems like a tiny…
Wishing my Aunt Barb a very Happy 90th Birthday today. We love you!!!
I'm trying out my second Mobile RSS Aggregator, Plusmo – if you count Bloglines viewed via the mobile Internet browser as my first. I read about it on the MobHappy blog. While Plusmo is stressing the app's ability to push content to a smart phone or PDA device, they have made a really nice RSS…
In case you were under a rock today … Apple introduced Safari for Windows. Do I need to try a new browser? Nope. Did I? Yep. Thoughts? Eh. Hard to image switching from Firefox, but I'll keep playing with it. I *heart* FF. [Update: oops! some bugs in the apple!] Technorati Tags: safari, browser
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Am wondering why you are not planning to interview participants to better gauge/triangulate your survey results?
Interviews are in my “silent” master plan, but for the purposes of this “mini” semester long project, just tackling these topics as outlined.