Andy Carvin wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've recorded a series of podcasts at the anytime, anywhere learning
foundation summit (aalf.org) here in Boston. Each podcast is about 45
minutes long, between 15 and 20 megabytes.
Ben Shneiderman:
http://www.andycarvin.com/archives/2006/06/ben_shneiderman_on_m.html
Ben is the author of Da Vinci's Laptop, and is a computer
scientist/edtech researcher at the University of Maryland. He talks
about the need to make students ecstatic about learning, using
authentic, interactive learning experiences that positively affect the
community. He also talks about his work with Hive Group
(http://www.hivegroup.com/), developing web-based visualization tools
for exploring complex data sets.
Mike Furdyk:
http://www.andycarvin.com/archives/2006/06/mike_furdyk_takes_it.html
Mike is one of the founders of TakingITGlobal.org, the global youth
activism network. He talks about his life growing up with technology
from the time he was a toddler, and how it led to him creating an
online community where young people can come together to affect
positive social change.
Tim Magner:
http://www.andycarvin.com/archives/2006/06/tim_magner_laptops_a.html
Tim is the director of the Office of Education Technology at the US
Department of Education. In his presentation, he offers a broad
overview of emerging technologies, from mobile devices to
nanotechnology, and examines the role these tools should play in
education and educational management.
Hope you enjoy the podcasts.
thanks,
andy
Hi Andy,
Do you know of anyone else who is making recordings of this conference
and putting them up anywhere? I wanted to attend, but circumstances
prevented that.
Thanks for this work.
Best,
Jim Lerman
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