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 Clarence shares this article via my Shared Feed in Google Reader and it spoke to me on many levels. Here’s a parent who, although obviously tech and internet saavy hadn’t realized the power of the internet for his own kids: I’ve written about my kids literally hundreds of times and published dozens of photos of them. [...]  Paul Park is a high school English teacher in our school division currently serving in Afghanistan. I’ve worked with Paul over the years with a variety of web tools. Just prior to Paul’s leaving last month, he volunteered to spend time in a number of our schools talking to students about his upcoming adventure. Paul [...]  I’ve been using tripadvisor quite a bit lately and believe more and more in its model. Customer reviews are the only ranking system they use and customer use whatever criteria they like. Look up any hotel or attraction and you’ll find ratings and most important, reviews. These reviews are usually more important than [...]  Last week I got to spend 3 full days learning all about Palm(R) handhelds and the wonders of one to one computing. Very cool and the possibilities continue to mount. I scheduled my flights to insure I was able to spend a full day in San Francisco. So Saturday was my day to enjoy the city [...]  I’m in Santa Clara (the heart of Silicon Valley) at the Palm Educator’s Training Coordinator’s certification. This is largely connected to our current Palm(R) Handheld project. The training emphasizes early on that the Palm products are not PDA’s (Personal Digital Assistants) but handheld computers. The distinction is significant in that the term PDA or PalmPilot [...] |
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