This may not be directly related to the list, still a
very interesting endeavor.
miraj khaled
http://mindexplorer.blogspot.com/
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Dropping Knowledge
http://www.droppingknowledge.com/
``Dropping Knowledge is a global audio visual resource
with the aim of
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(snip)I am very interested in learning more ..how we can make the
world a less unequal and destructive place to live empower
(people) to live the lives that they want and that they know makes
them happy and is sustainable..how modern technologies could be of
A must visit. I loved the text overlay that attached the name of the
speaker (in text) to the person on display. Andy, who did you ever
get to be so YOUNG
At 11:29 AM -0500 2/19/05, Andy Carvin wrote:
Hi everyone,
Video blogger extraordinaire Steve Garfield has put together a
10-minute Web
Hi everyone,
Video blogger extraordinaire Steve Garfield has put together a 10-minute
Web video covering last Thursday's Berkman bloggers meeting at Harvard.
A production crew from ABC's Nightline was filming the meeting as well,
so it was a sizable crowd, not to mention quite lively. We
greetings,
I am on a subcommittee and the steering committee for the NYC DOE that is
considering 1:1 computing for all 6th graders, in the initial year of a
five year project. We have compiled a list, that follows, of research on
1:1 in other places.
If anyone on this list has links to
Thank you, Andy and Donald
Re:
Donald Z. Osborn wrote:
On the other hand, there have been ICT4D efforts in Africa that have consciously
ignored African languages. The reasons for this are a little complex (as are
the sociolinguistics of the region and the issues surrounding language
policies), but
From Lee Thorn,an truly exceptional human being writes - on another
list (forgive cross posting.)
From: Lee Thorn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Colleagues,
I hope this finds you well. I have been following all the various
threads on GKD with interest and wish to comment on this one. Thanks to
all of
