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Tag Archives: education

Growing up digital, wired for distraction

Posted on 30/11/2010 by edafe

“Video games don’t make the hole; they fill it,” says Sean, a student at Woodside High School. Matt Richtel highlights the ways in which technology causes young, developing brains to become habituated to distraction and to switching tasks, not to focus.
www.nytimes.com

Posted in articles | Tagged development, education, internet, science, technology

Stick or twist

Posted on 21/02/2005 by edafe

“It’s hard to justify the expense of £90 to £150 per computer a year to run software that’s definitely no better than the free alternative.” Chris Johnston reports on why OpenOffice.org could loosen Microsoft’s grip on UK schools.
education.guardian.co.uk

Posted in articles, computing, openoffice | Tagged education, microsoft, odf, office, openoffice, school, uk

Who cares about the truth?

Posted on 03/02/2005 by edafe

“Caring about truth means that you have to be open to the possibility that your own beliefs are mistaken. It is a consequence of the very idea of objective truth.” An article by Michael Lynch.
www.chronicle.com

Posted in articles | Tagged belief, education, respect, truth, values

Forscher Warnt vor Googlesierung der Ausbildung

Posted on 07/12/2004 by edafe

In German

Academics warn of an increasing divide between those able to pay for online educational content and those who are not.
www.heise.de

Posted in articles | Tagged disparity, divide, education, german, google, internet

 

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