Blog Juice for Educational Technology

What is WWWEDU?
WWWEDU (The World Wide Web in Education List) is a moderated list coordinated by Andy Carvin at the EDC Center for Media & Community. WWWEDU offers educators, students, webmasters, policy makers, parents, and Internet users in general a continuous discussion on the role of World Wide Web use in […]

Excerpt from an article by Patty Miller of the Edmond Sun:
Computer software technology that started out as a popular “learn-to-sing tool” is now creating a great new harmony in other areas of education. “Unintended consequences” is the term given by Chief Operating Officer Ken Speigel of the higher literacy and reading scores that have […]

In ASC Online, Anita writes:
Trying to teach about metadata and cataloging is not the easiest thing in the world especially if the channels of communication/dissemination are limited to online text. Blog Juice for Educational Technology - one of the RSS feed aggregators Joe Schwoebel runs (another one is Syndication for Librarians) - is currently posting […]

In this post, David Warlick poses the question:
“How might we use tagging to form specified conversations among specified audiences such that the conversation can adapt to changes in conditions — so that the conversation can grow beyond the group when needed and close down to the group when appropriate?”
It’s a challenging question if considered […]

Excerpt from Governor Rendell’s budget presentation to Pennsylvania Legislature on February 6, 2006 :

From the first day of pre-kindergarten to the moment when our students receive their college diplomas, it is up to the Commonwealth’s education system to prepare every student for the high-skill jobs of the global economy. The 2006-07 budget builds on Pennsylvania’s […]