links for 2009-07-03
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Interesting article about how the US Army is using collaborative technology to keep current with field tactics.
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Two brothers taught themselves programming on the fly to create and sell a math program for the iPhone.
Just for fun, let’s go back in time to 1994 to hear Tom Brokaw and Bill Gates talk about something called “the Internet” that you can do on your computer. Just a fad, or here to stay?
If you’re interested in networking online with people performing action research with SIM® check out the new SIM Action Research site on Ning. Sue Woodruff has created this network to help everyone share “the good things being done” through SIM and CLC work.
New to Ning? It’s a site for creating your own, niche-specific social networks. You can share discussions and files, chat with others, or host a blog. To learn more, read 7 Things You Should Know About Ning from EDUCAUSE.
Attending this summer’s SIDLIT conference in Overland Park, Kansas? Don’t forget that Amber and I are presenting at this free conference. Times have been announced:
If you’re in the Kansas City area and want to see some great examples of how institutions of higher education are implementing technology into instruction, register to attend SIDLIT, July 30-31. Hope to see you there!
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