The Internet Manger: Tossing Babies into the Ether
Do you believe babies and children should be tossed into the internet ether for babysitting, entertaining and socializing?
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Called Worse by Better People
I am always amazed at the vulgar language people try to use online to convince others of the importance of their argument.
When people begin to curse and insult others in a vicious manner, the good people tune out instead of engaging.
Courtyard by Marriott VPN
I recently stayed at a Courtyard by Marriott hotel — the Spa King rooms are wonderful — and each room is provided with free, wired, Internet access.
I was astounded at the slow speed of my Internet connection when I first started using the Marriott provided backbone — but I washed off the slow by not expecting much for free.
A Life Left to Live: How We Remember
I am always fascinated how we choose to remember things and events in our lives as well as how involuntary memories are pressed within us.
Memory sustains us while emotion destroys us. Do we choose our memories or do they choose us?
Google Custom Search Business Edition Review
Yesterday, The Google announced the availability of their Custom Search Business Edition and I immediately signed up all my websites for inclusion in that keen opportunity.
BEWARE: You can only add THREE domains per Custom Business Search! If you have lots of unified domains across more than three domain names, you will have to split up your domain searches — and pay for them — in groupings of three domains per search box. I added logos to all my Custom Business searches so my visitors will semiotically know which of my sites they are actually searching!
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Urban Education Warfare
When we consider education inequities, many of us quickly think of inner city public schools despair compared to peer private schools — but few realize the real inequity in education is between rural schools and city schools and the main crevasse between “The Haves” and “The Have Nots” is technology caused by geography. The web.
Laptops in the Classroom
Many universities are giving up on their idea of “One Laptop Per Student” theory in the classroom because computers interfere with learning.
Traditional Universities also want to remove WiFi and other communication connections from being available during teaching sessions because students are surfing the web and creating email instead of being involved in class.
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