Ernie :
Since you are the CEO of this group you sure don't need my  permission, 
but, yeah,
great idea. Please DO contact Johnson. Seems to be a kindred spirit   --and 
filled 
with useful ideas. If he is interested that could be a big plus.
 
The information is a couple of years old, so who knows ?  But well  worth a 
try.
 
Billy
 
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message dated 9/6/2011 3:38:12 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

Hi  Billy,  


Great find; sounds like a kindred spirit.  Somebody should contact  him 
(perhaps me).


E


On Sep 6, 2011, at 3:35 PM, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])  wrote:



Change from the Radical Center of  Education
Doug Johnson
[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Submitted to  Teacher-Librarian, March 2008

While the Radical Center political movement has been around for  thirty 
years, I suggest that leaders in
educational technology and school  library media programs adopt a similar 
view on hot button topics. While  polarized views of reading methodologies, 
filtering, DRM, Open Source,  copyright/copyleft, constructivism, ebooks, 
computer labs, fixed schedules,  Mac/PC/Linux, and the One Laptop Per Child 
project all make for entertaining  reading and a raised blood pressure, I often 
wonder if radical stances  actually create educational change or impact 
educational institutions enough  to change kids’ chances of success.





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