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We automatically assume that technology can’t possibly have biases. Only humans have biases. Let’s examine this proposition. 
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An Intel programme called She Will Connect aims to increase women's access to the digital world. Research has shown there is a significant gender gap in developing countries in using technology such as the web. It'll help to empower women in their businesses, increase literacy, and strengthen their voice.
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I remember yearning to read the comics in the Sunday paper.
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As the Digital Era continues to progress and social and digital technologies become more fully integrated into not just the work we do, but how we do it, there's an increasing need for all workers to be digitally literate and competent. Here are some of the things organizations and organizational leaders can do to help increase current capabilities and lay a foundation for ongoing growth and development.
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The word is out. Programming boot camps and immersive education programs are making an impact on education, and have the potential to change the economy.
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Discover GAME FOR SCIENCE: A free multiplayer virtual world entirely dedicated to science.
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50 Education Technology Tools Every Teacher Should Know About - Lists of great technology tools for teachers broken down by category - Learning, Lesson planning, etc (RT @Edudemic: 50 Education Technology Tools Every Teacher Should Know About...
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The History Of Wearable Technology - Past, Present And Future, spanning across 7 centuries. FashionTech, DigitalHealth, Embedded Sensors
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Rather than gauging if the toilet has enough water, the soap bottle is full enough and the lights are the perfect level, your smart bathroom can ask, “How was your visit?” You can say “Good,” or perhaps, “Bad — there wasn’t enough soap.” This eliminates the need for so much tracking, and makes the experience feel more human. Ultimately, our devices will rely on our feedback just as much as data. Via Nik Peachey
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November 21, 2015 6:15 AM
curious what kind of an impact this will have on schools & education?
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As the Digital Era continues to progress and social and digital technologies become more fully integrated into not just the work we do, but how we do it, there's an increasing need for all workers to be digitally literate and competent. Here are some things individuals can and should do to increase their current capabilities and lay a foundation for ongoing growth and development.
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The cost of learning just got cheaper. CIO.com tracked down these eight free ways to grow your technology skill set. Via Becky Roehrs, Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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November 15, 2014 8:37 AM
You can find free courses that range from topics about Microsoft to HTML, from vendors with dozens of free courses to just one or two courses about technology. Who are the "vendors"? edX, Google, Microsoft, Udacity, Alison, and Harvard.
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A suggested but not exhaustive list of possible applications that may help foster 21st Century Skills in today's language learners.
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Digital Schools : How Technology Can Transform Education| Darrell M. West: Speed Read - Miles' Tomes
Chapter-by-chapter summary of "Digital Schools : How Technology Can Transform Education" by Darrell M. West ("Digital Schools : How Technology Can Transform Education" by Darrell M.
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