iPads are selling like cheeseburgers. Apple reports over 100 million sold since March 2010. The iPad is so alluring that [Read more...]
The End of Memory
Google Apps has relieved my brain of memory duty. And so far it’s doing a better job than the old [Read more...]
Why Our Internet Stinks
Consumers in France, Finland, Japan, South Korea, Moldova, Latvia, Sweden, and about twenty other countries have this in common: they [Read more...]
The Yogis vs. The Orthopods
This story begins with extra bad shoulder pain that would not go away. So first you get an x-ray to [Read more...]
When in Rome
Rome is unique. No other city has its super abundance of artistic, architectural, and historical richness spanning the Ancient, Medieval, [Read more...]
The FOK Diet
Imagine that you go to the doctor and fail the blood test. You have high cholesterol. And several other risk [Read more...]
Do We Need Technology to Teach & Learn?
If you’ve had doubts about the correlation between technology and achievement, you are in good company. This New York Times [Read more...]
Free College Credit!
This little piece in the NYT may be HUGE news for the future of higher education. And the future of [Read more...]
Finns and Koreans
Finland has the world’s best educational system (by one respected measure). South Korea is #2. This NPR story examines both [Read more...]
The End of Foreign Languages
The Google Translate App is a jaw-dropper. Say you are in downtown Tokyo. You don’t speak a lick of the [Read more...]
An Education Revolution
I worked on three courses tonight. First, I completed some coursework in Google Search with Dan Russell, a senior research [Read more...]
Web Conquered
So you come across an article on the web that you would like to save for another day. But if you [Read more...]
