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Online Learning Gone Wild!

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Ted Henning

There was an interesting article in the NY Times today about the proliferation of online courses in public schools entitled More Pupils are Learning Online, Fueling the Debate about Quality. Advocates say that it’s a great way to give more … Continue reading →

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It’s Broke, so Let’s Fix It

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Ted Henning

I’ve been a fan of Will Richardson for a while now. He’s one of those guys you’d love to have a beer with, prime him with a few insightful questions and then just sit back and listen. A true visionary … Continue reading →

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One to One Computing – Get on the bus!

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Ted Henning

One of my other passions right now is one-to-one computing – putting a laptop or an iPad into the hands of every student and teacher in the country (ok, that maybe a bit ambitious, so lets start with every high … Continue reading →

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Adaptive Learning – Future of EdTech

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Ted Henning

Gotta start somewhere, so might as well be with something bleeding edge. New York City based Knewton is developing an adaptive learning platform that will utilize the same types of technology that’s been used by Amazon, Google and Netflix for … Continue reading →

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