I know we’ve all used the phrase “technology is just a tool” – but I think it’s time for a new analogy...

I’ve been thinking lately just how easy it is for students to create a business. Not just a business on paper or a simulated business game. I’m talking about a REAL business with REAL money. So I have to follow-up Grant’s blog with what I think are some intriguing possibilities...

I know the summer is past the half way point for most Northern Hemisphere teachers, but if you’re still looking for a great non-fiction read, you might want to check out “Tablet PCs in K12 Education” by Mike Van Mantgem...

While it’s easy to focus on the technology, we need to continually remind ourselves that Digital Learning Environments that are effective are the ones where the learning design is foremost. There are some great examples of this from HP Technology for Teaching projects, where mobile technology like tablet pcs support students in DOING (rather than watching) science in the field...

I hope you don't mind my taking a "time out" from being philosophical so I can bring a bit of pragmatic excitement to my postings: Rarely do you get an opportunity to mingle with thousands of educators who are excited about (and experienced in) using technology to enhance teaching and learning. The National Education Computing Conference is just around the corner, and you won’t want to miss it...