ESSAYS & ARTICLES: Technology
Technology
- Time Travel as Punishment: What our kids REALLY hate (Educational Technology, Jan-Feb 2013)
- Before Bringing in New Tools, You Must First Bring in New Thinking (Amplify.com, July 2012)
- Eliminating the App Gap (Educational Technology, Jan-Feb 2012)
- Trivia vs Power: Let’s be clear on exactly how we are using technology in education (Educational Technology, Jul-Aug 2012)
- What ISN’T Technology Good At? Part I–Empathy! (Educational Technology, Sept-Oct 2012)
- What ISN’T Technology Good At? Part II–Passion! (Educational Technology, Nov-Dec 2012)
- Which College Will Be The First to Go Bookless? (The Chronicle of Higher Education, November, 2011)
- A Huge Leap for the Classroom (Educational Technology, Nov-Dec 2011)
- What a School District CTO Should Know — More than just technology, a CTO needs to know what is going on. (Educational Technology, 2010)
- Technology Turns Disposable — Forget amortizing — buy new every year! (Educational Technology, 2010)
- The Longer View: Why You Tube Matters — Why it is so important, why we should all be using it, and why blocking it hurts our kids’ education. (On The Horizon, 2010)
- Who’s in Charge? — Who Should Set and Control IT Policy in Our Schools? (Educational Technology, May-June 2007)
- A New Business Model for 21st Century Educational Software — Education is a Public Service, Not a Place to Make a Buck (2005)
- Mobile Phone Imagination– Using Devices Kids Love for Their Education (Vodaphone Receiver, 2005)
- What Can You Learn From A Cell Phone? – Almost Anything! – How to use the 1.5 billion computers already in our students’ and trainees’ pockets to increase learning, at home and around the world (Innovate!, 2004)
- Our Greatest Untapped Resource –Putting Unused Computer Cycles To Work For Education (On The Horizon, 2004)
- The Death of Command and Control? — Leaders of large organizations in business, politics, and even the military are in for some big surprises (SNS Special Newsletter, 2004)
- New Business Models for Learning –We need them badly…and we have to invent them (2003)
- But The Screen Is Too Small — No It Isn’t. Why Cell Phones – Not Computers – Should Be The Future of Educational Technology (2003)
- Proposal for Educational Software Development Sites — An Open Source Tool To Create The Learning Software We Need (2003)
